Understanding Personification and Cleaning Techniques

The video tutorial begins with a cleaning task where participants face challenges in removing stubborn dirt. A character named Wu Bi Jing is introduced as a solution, effectively cleaning the area. The video then explains the literary device of personification, using Wu Bi Jing as an example to make objects appear lively and relatable.

What was the main issue faced during the cleaning day?

• The cleaning tools were missing.

• There were too many people cleaning.

• The cleaning day was canceled.

• The dirt was too stubborn and sticky.

Who is Wu Bi Jing in the story?

• A famous chef.

• The child's mother.

• A magical character that helps with cleaning.

• A new cleaning product.

How did the child react to Wu Bi Jing's cleaning abilities?

• The child was scared.

• The child was amazed.

• The child was indifferent.

• The child was unimpressed.

What is personification?

• Giving human traits to non-human objects.

• Describing a person in detail.

• A type of cleaning technique.

• A form of storytelling.

Why is personification used in writing?

• To make descriptions more lively and relatable.

• To confuse the reader.

• To make the text longer.

• To describe only human characters.