Unit 3

Question 1

Allusion

Answer 1

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

Question 2

Allusions often overlap with - they contribute to a work’s - or - and they compress - or - into a short statement.

Answer 2

Imaginative comparisons , mood or tone, ideas or emotions.

Question 3

Allusions are based primarily on -

Answer 3

Shared knowledge

Question 4

Allusions sometimes make use of -

Answer 4

Symbols

Question 5

Atmosphere

Answer 5

The mood or emotion that the reader is supposed to share with the characters.

Question 6

Conflict

Answer 6

The opposition of two or more characters or forces
(Man vs man
Man vs himself
Man vs nature or a higher force)

Question 7

Persona

Answer 7

The person created by the author to tell the story affecting the way a story is told.

Question 8

Symbol

Answer 8

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

Question 9

Literary symbols are not always specific to one - , they are sometimes specific to a - - , and they can connect several - in a work.

Answer 9

Culture , particular work,themes

Question 10

Objects or persons in an allegory do not always qualify as - .

Answer 10

Symbols

Question 11

Symbols in a literary work are usually deeply - to the work’s themes.

Answer 11

Connected

Question 12

Tone

Answer 12

The attitude of an author toward his or her subject

Question 13

How do symbols and allusions function similarly to imaginative comparisons?

Answer 13

All are able to take advantage of things that a reader already knows or feels and use that knowledge or feelings in order to make the author’s point.