Rhythms and Rhymes · Poetry and Figurative Language

The Power of Personification

Studying how giving human qualities to non-human entities affects the reader's perspective.

Key Questions

  1. 1How does personifying nature change the reader's relationship with the environment?
  2. 2What intent does the author have when giving an object a voice?
  3. 3How does this device contribute to the overall mood of the text?

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: Poetry - Figures of Speech - Class 6CBSE: The Kite - Class 6
Class: Class 6
Subject: English
Unit: Rhythms and Rhymes
Period: Poetry and Figurative Language

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