Refugee by Alan Gratz Figurative Language Assignments and Answer Keys

This Refugee figurative language resource provides ready-to-use worksheets that help students identify and analyze literary devices using direct quotes from Refugee by Alan Gratz. Students read each excerpt and determine whether it is an example of metaphor, simile, alliteration, onomatopoeia, or personification. The assignments are organized by chapter groupings so you can easily integrate them into your reading schedule as you move through the novel. This gives students consistent practice recognizing figurative language in context while allowing you to quickly assess their understanding. The included answer keys make grading and whole-class review simple and efficient. This Refugee figurative language resource makes it easy to reinforce literary device analysis throughout your novel study.

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Included in the Refugee Figurative Language Resource

➡️ Refugee Figurative Language Assignments: Seven print-ready worksheets organized by chapter sets that include carefully selected quotes from the novel demonstrating examples of figurative language. Students read each quote and label it with the correct literary device. The assignments are broken down into the following chapter groupings:

• Chapters 1–6
• Chapters 7–12
• Chapters 13–18
• Chapters 19–27
• Chapters 28–36
• Chapters 37–45
• Chapters 46–53

➡️ Refugee Figurative Language Answer Keys: Each assignment includes a detailed answer key with the correct device clearly identified for every quote. Use the keys to grade student work quickly, guide class discussion, or facilitate whole-class review.

Devices Covered in the Refugee Figurative Language Resource

Students practice identifying the following types of figurative language as they analyze quotes from the novel:

• Metaphor
• Onomatopoeia
• Alliteration
• Personification
• Simile
  
  

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