a repeated idea or object that supports the message of the text

What's the difference between allusion and a reference?

Refs are explicit; allusions assume prior knowledge of what text points to

What is characterization?

the way an author reveals or states things about a character

the attitude of an author or character

an object that has extraordinary meaning outside its literal meaning

Which of the following is NOT a reason why an author would use a simile or metaphor in a literary work?

to personify an object so humans can understand it

the main message of a work written as a complete sentence

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1
What is a motif?
the main message of a work written as a complete sentence
an obscure reference to another novel, poem, or short story
an object that has extraordinary meaning outside its literal meaning
a repeated idea or object that supports the message of the text
2
What's the difference between allusion and a reference?
Allusions are explicit; refs assume prior knowledge of what text points to
Allusions are related to the Bible; refs are related to other texts
Nothing. They are synonyms.
Refs are explicit; allusions assume prior knowledge of what text points to
3
What is characterization?
the character's tone
naming a character
which characters are the most important for a reader to pay attention to
the way an author reveals or states things about a character
4
Mood is the attitude with which a character speaks.
True
False
5
Which of the following is NOT a reason why an author would use repetition in a literary work?
create rhythm or interest
emphasize an idea
bore the reader
ensure something is noticed by the reader
6
Define tone.
the "vibe" of the text, the atmosphere created
the attitude of an author or character
the way setting is created
the author's overall message
7
What is a symbol?
a repeated idea or object that supports the message of the text
an obscure reference to another novel, poem, or short story
the main message of a work written as a complete sentence
an object that has extraordinary meaning outside its literal meaning
8
Biblical allusion is a specific type of allusion to all of the following EXCEPT...
direct quotes or paraphrased quotes from the Bible
any type of god
Bible stories, retellings, and characters
Biblical themes
9
Which of the following is NOT a reason why an author would use a simile or metaphor in a literary work?
to create strong imagery
to personify an object so humans can understand it
to help the reader understand the way something foreign looks, feels, etc.
because it's more interesting than a simple description
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What is a theme?
the main message of a work written as a complete sentence
an object that has extraordinary meaning outside its literal meaning
an obscure reference to another novel, poem, or short story
a repeated idea or object that supports the message of the text

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