Symbol, Allegory, and Point of view

Question 1

setting

Answer 1

a novel or short story that creates expectations in readers mind of the characters contained in them.

Question 2

second-person point of view

Answer 2

uses the pronoun “you” to talk about the reader

Question 3

first-person point of view

Answer 3

readers have the most direct experience of what happens in the story according to the narrators interpretation of it.

Question 4

third-person point of view

Answer 4

use pronouns such as she, he, it, and they

Question 5

omniscient

Answer 5

all-knowing

Question 6

limited omniscient narrators

Answer 6

only know and relate what one major or minor character thinks and feels

Question 7

omniscient narrator

Answer 7

shares what all characters think and feel instead of limiting the narrators perspective to just one character

Question 8

symbols

Answer 8

objects, places, events, or characters that have meaning an significance create complexity in a story and enhance its themes or overarching ideas.

Question 9

allegory

Answer 9

an entire literary work in which abstract ideas appear in concrete ways

Question 10

archetypes

Answer 10

a symbol of new life and rebirth or a windy storm as a symbol of angry emotions