Test 4 Flashcards

1
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a reference within a work to something else, usually history or another artistic work

A

allusion

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2
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a person, place, thing, or idea within a narrative or poem that means something in addition to itself

A

symbol

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3
Q

Cupid’s Arrows:
1. written by
2. protagonist
3. symbol
4. allusion of the protagonist

A
  1. Rudyard Kipling
  2. Kitty
  3. bracelet = wealth/money
  4. Kitty is compared to Diana
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4
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Sir Francis Drake:
1. author
2. symbol of Drake
3. theme
4. allusion

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  1. Robert Hayman
  2. Drake is compared to a dragon
  3. poem celebrates Drake’s courage
  4. Elias: Elijah and Elisha’s breath
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5
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Outta My Way, Grandpa!
1. written by
2. theme
3. the old man fought in what war?

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  1. Hugh O’Neill
  2. motives are more important than winning (why matters more than what)
  3. World War 2
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6
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The Progress of Poesy
1. author
2. fountain represents:
3. compares life to:
4. Biblical allusion
5. optimistic vs pessimistic

A
  1. Matthew Arnold
  2. creativity
  3. a dry desert
  4. striking the rock connects to Moses
  5. pessimistic
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7
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Afterglow
1. author
2. positive or negative
3. darkness symbolizes:
4. describes

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  1. Jorge Luis Borges
  2. negative
  3. unknown/death
  4. a sunset as disturbing
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The Masque of the Red Death
1. author
2. main character
3. setting
4. theme
5. rooms represent:
6. passing of time
7. plague symbolic of death

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  1. Edgar Allan Poe
  2. Prince Prospero
  3. an abbey
  4. death is inescapable
  5. cycle of life
  6. clock
  7. Red Death
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