6th Grade Figurative Language Worksheets

Example-Category Analogies

Consider both the options presented within parentheses and find the correct one to complete each example-category analogy in these exercises.

Writing Sentences with Homographs

Illustrate the two different meanings of each homograph by framing a pair of sentences on your own, situating the word in differing contexts.

Completing Sentences With Homophones - Context Clues

Look at each homophone pair, figure out which word belongs where, and complete the sentences making sure the intended meaning remains intact.

Identifying Hyperbole in Sentences

Studying the sentence with utmost care and attention will help you hone in on the hyperbole and draw a line under it, indicating its presence.

Identifying and Explaining Idioms

Read each sentence, underline the idiom featured, and write its meaning in these printable figurative language worksheets for grade 6 learners.

Writing Metaphors Using the Given Words

Put a spectacular spell over the given pairs of words, gently shaping them into magical, marvelous metaphors you can certainly be proud of.

Completing Sentences Using Onomatopoeic Words

Go through the word box thoroughly to arrive at the correct onomatopoeic word that can fill in the blank and complete each sentence meaningfully.

Matching Words to Create Oxymorons

Take a word from the left, pair it with an appropriate word from the right, and create an oxymoron, making sure to write it in the blank.

Identifying Personifications and Objects Personified

Look for words that bequeath human traits onto inanimate things, underline the object personified, and circle the word marking the personification.

Writing the Meanings of Proverbs and Adages

Capture the wisdom enshrined within each proverb or adage in a short, yet comprehensive, explanation and write it in the space provided.