Shades of Meaning Review

When we see the title of the book show up in the text, what should we do?

If a paragraph on the beautiful weather were placed next to one on suffering, it would be:

The last image of the chapter when Bruno & Shmuel die holding hands is a good example of:

Snow and darkness being described side-by-side is an example of: 

What is the allusion strategy?

What do lice and other parasites tend to represent in the literary tradition?

The use of "ink" means that the author really dedicated a lot of what to a topic?

What do the irony, broken syntax, and paradox strategies have in common? 

What should apples, gardens and/or snakes make us consider when we see them in books?

Dramatic irony is when:

When Shmuel wonders how Bruno, a nice boy, could come from his awful dad, which strategy works?

Bruno had never let someone down like he did Shmuel with Kotler; which strategy should we use?

After we recognize something is a symbol, how do we come up with a theory?

The last image of the two boys is of them holding hands. What inference works?

What are ways that authors make symbols obvious?

What is a characteristic of sleep that would help you come up with a symbol theory?

What are TWO ways that authors establish tone and mood?

What do madness, insanity, sleep and intoxication tend to represent in the literary tradition?

When Shmuel doesn't answer the ? about hating Bruno's father, what strategy should we use?

Night/darkness in books can often be read as:

If Bruno and Shmuel look alike and have the same birthday, which strategy should we use?

What is the dot that became a speck that became a blob that became a person?

"This statement is false" or Pinocchio saying, "My nose will grow now" are both examples of:

What is the literary tradition?