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Cambridge Primary 5 English: Poetry: Imagery, Rhyme and Figurative Language
This lesson quiz helps learners recognise imagery, rhyme, simile, metaphor, personification and mood in poetry.
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Question 1
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Read the poem extract:
The moon poured silver on the lane, The windows blinked awake, The sleepy trees shook off the rain, And stars shone on the lake. Which words rhyme in the extract?
Explanation
Lane and rain rhyme.
Question 2
1 point
Which words rhyme with "awake"?
Explanation
Lake and awake rhyme.
Question 3
1 point
Which line uses personification?
Explanation
Windows cannot literally blink, so this is personification.
Question 4
1 point
What image is created by "moon poured silver"?
Explanation
It describes the appearance of moonlight.
Question 5
1 point
Which phrase appeals to sight?
Explanation
Shone is visual imagery.
Question 6
1 point
What is a simile?
Explanation
Similes use like or as.
Question 7
1 point
Which sentence is a simile?
Explanation
It compares using like.
Question 8
1 point
What is a metaphor?
Explanation
A metaphor says one thing is another.
Question 9
1 point
Which sentence is a metaphor?
Explanation
It directly compares the classroom to a beehive.
Question 10
1 point
What is personification?
Explanation
Personification gives human actions or feelings to things.
Question 11
1 point
Which phrase uses alliteration?
Explanation
The repeated s sound is alliteration.
Question 12
1 point
What mood does the poem extract create?
Explanation
Moonlight, stars and quiet trees create a calm magical mood.