Unit 3 Allusion and Symbol Flashcards

1
Q

How is allusion in the title “Cupid’s Arrows” relevant to the story?

A

Cupid is the god of love and he spreads that love with arrows.

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True/False A theme of “Cupid’s Arrows” is looks vs influence as the prerequisite to marriage.

A

False - Money vs Love

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True/False In “Cupid’s Arrows,” the arrow is a symbol of wealth and prestige.

A

False - the bracelet is

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4
Q

What kind of rhyme is this line from “Sir Francis Drake?”
He asked me whose I was. I answered him.
He asked me if his good friend were within.

A

Slant Rhyme

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5
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True/False “Sir Francis Drake” uses metaphor to compare the naval hero to a dragon.

A

True

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6
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What kind of tone does O’Neill reveal in “Outta My Way, Grandpa!”

A

Humorous tone

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The theme in “Outta My Way, Grandpa!” is that motivation matters and wins races.

A

True - even when that race is disorganized and hectic.

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In “The Progress of Poesy,” explain how the bones in the phrase, “And down he lays his weary bones” are an example of synecdoche.

A

The bones represent the man’s body. This is synecdoche because the part represents the whole

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9
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In “The Progress of Poesy,” Arnold reveals a pessimistic worldview?

A

True

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10
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In “Maggie and Milly and Molly and May,” what is the stone symbolic of?

A

The world

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11
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What is the tone/atmosphere of “Maggie and Milly and Molly and May?”

A

Cheerful

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12
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What is the atmosphere of Borges’s “Afterglow?”

A

Somewhat disturbing, and seems like a contradicting atmosphere.

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13
Q

What is the major symbol of “Afterglow?”

A

The sunset

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14
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Give 3 symbols from “The Masque of the Red Death” and what do each mean?

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  1. Clock - time that can’t be stopped
  2. The dark room - people don’t talk about death because they are afraid of it
  3. The apartments - people and how they are different, but death gets everyone regardless.
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15
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What are 2 allusions that Poe makes in “The Masque of the Red Death?”

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“Thief in the Night” - Jesus’ 2nd coming
“Out Heroded Herod” - King Herod at the time of Jesus who threw big parties

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16
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What is the primary conflict of “The Masque of the Red Death?”

A

Man versus greater force

17
Q

True/False Poe’s worldview in “The Masque of the Red Death” is revealed that death is frightening and inevitable.

A

True

18
Q

What is the atmosphere of “The Listeners?”

A

Suspenseful and mysterious

19
Q

In Chesterton’s “A Piece of Chalk,” what is the color white a symbol of?

A

Virtue, mercy, chastity, and good people

20
Q

In “A Piece of Chalk,” what are the conflicts?

A

Conflicts are: the boys ad the old woman conflicting about the paper, the boys and himself as what to draw, and the boy and his leaving the white chalk.

21
Q

True/False In “A Piece of Chalk,” the phrase “the first fierce stars that sprang out of divine darkness contains an allusion.

A

True