Understanding Metaphor Through Father's Day

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Grade 5 Literary Devices Fathers Day Theme Nonfiction 6 Questions

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Grade 5 nonfiction reading passage about Literary Devices. Fathers Day theme. 6 comprehension questions covering main idea, inference, vocabulary, text evidence and more. Answer key included (CCSS.ELA.RL.5.4).

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Page 1 — Reading Passage

Free Grade 5 reading passage — Literary Devices — Fathers Day theme — Common Core CCSS.ELA.RL.5.4

Page 2 — Answer Key

Answer key — Grade 5 reading passage — Literary Devices — teacher and parent use only

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What is included

130-160 word nonfiction reading passage
Fathers Day theme to keep kids engaged
6 comprehension questions — multiple skill types
Question types: Main Idea, Vocabulary, Inference, Text Evidence, Cause and Effect, Author's Purpose
3 answer lines per question
Answer key on page 3
Print-ready PDF — Letter size — 3 pages
Sample Questions
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What is this passage mostly about?

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According to the passage, what example of a metaphor is given about fathers?

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What does the word personification mean in the passage?

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Writers use literary devices to make their writing more interesting and meaningful. One powerful device is metaphor, which compares two different things without using the words like or as. For example, a writer might say a father is a rock to show that he is strong and dependable. This metaphor help...

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About this Grade 5 Reading Comprehension Passage

This printable reading comprehension passage is designed for Grade 5 students. The Fathers Day theme makes reading engaging while students build essential comprehension skills. Six questions cover a range of reading strategies including main idea, text evidence, vocabulary in context, inference, cause and effect, and author's purpose (CCSS.ELA.RL.5.4).