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Educational worksheet on literal and non-literal meanings for early readers.

A classroom worksheet titled "Literal & Non-Literal Meanings" with exercises to distinguish between literal and non-literal language, featuring a cartoon cat and a free resource offer from Mrs. Smithen with Teaching.

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1. Literal: The text means exactly what it says.
2. Non-Literal: The text is a figure of speech; it does not mean exactly what it says.
3. Literal: She heard the secret.
4. Non-Literal: "Let the cat out of the bag" means she revealed a secret.
5. Literal: She was on top of the world.
6. Non-Literal: This is an idiom meaning she felt extremely happy or proud.

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