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Intertextuality and Literary Allusions

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1
Why do writers use literary allusions?*
To change book names
To avoid past stories
To explain another book fully
To add deeper meaning
2
In Frankenstein, what does the monster reading Paradise Lost show?
He can time travel
Frankenstein believes in destiny
He retells Paradise Lost
He feels like Satan—rejected
3
How is an adaptation different from a retelling?
Copies the story exactly
Both are the same
New format vs. new perspective
Changes the whole story
4
What kind of allusion is East of Eden
Classical
Literary reference
Biblical
Adaptation
5
What makes a retelling special?
Copies without changen
No mention of old works
Old story with new ideas
Follows original author’s style
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What is intertextuality?
When a story refers to another story, making a connection
When a book copies another book exactly
When a writer avoids using past ideas
When one story has no connection to any other story
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What happens in an adaptation
Story stays the same
Only names change
Removes all old ideas
Changes format or audience
8
What is an example of a classical allusion?
A character compared to Hercules for strength
A story about World War II
A story that avoids historical references
A modern version of _Pride and Prejudice_
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What is a literary reference?
A small mention of another work
A direct history quote
A book explains another fully
No connection to past literature