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SymbolismSet 2

1The caged bird represents

2What is one purpose of using symbolism in a text?

3All of the following are symbols in "The Lottery" except"

4During the mass arrest depicted on page 80, Vladek is framed by a panel shaped like a Jewish star. Why would the author use this image?

5In Dickinson's "There is no Frigate like a Book," what does the frigate symbolize?

6The red planet

7In Tintern Abbey, the "Hermit's cave" is mentioned as:

8In 'Mad Morph', what is the significance of the setting?

9In "To His Coy Mistress," the "vegetable love" growing slowly symbolizes:

10An archetype is a ..... that we find repeated over and over in literature.

11Darkness in Gothic literature most often represents

12The "forest" in The Thought Fox is symbolic of:

13This is a gifted item that helps the hero on their journey. Often has magical or supernatural powers.

14A person, place, or object that stands for a larger idea

15What characters represents that blind pursuit of an ideal can be destructive?

16In "Mother to Son," the mother describes a wooden staircase in these words. "It's had tacks in it, And splinters, And boards torn up ..... " (lines 3-5) What do the tacks, splinters, and torn-up boards most likely symbolize in the poem?

17Symbols such as "#@*%" that stand in for curse words are called what?

18Katniss and Rue use the mockingjay

19Four Skinny Trees:Why does Esperanza identify with the four trees?

20Heorot Hall is a major symbol in Beowulf. Which of the following is NOT something Heorot Hall represents?

21The white gate to the courtyard of the Burnell's house is symbolic of

22What does the word "Frigate" in the poem symbolize?

23The figtree in "My Father and the Figtree" is a symbol of

24Lamb uses The South-Sea House as a medium to reflect on:

25What does George's dream of owning a farm symbolize in the novel?

26When Nigeria's Ubakala people dance to celebrate the birth of a child, female dancers create poses in which they shape their arms as though they were cradling a child. Such dance movements are an example of which of the following ways that meaning can be expressed in dance?

27Part II: Figures of Speech-What is symbolism in literature?

28Which of the following is an example of forced connotation in 1984?

29In Poem: Immortality, which character best reflects lost innocence?

30How can connotations contribute to the creation of symbolism and metaphor in a text?

31The "City of Light" nickname mainly refers to:

32What literary technique does Ray Bradbury use to convey the theme of transformation?

33There are many ..... of peace in the world. Some examples are doves, white flags, and a peace sign.

34A dark and foreboding forest used to represent danger is an example of setting being used as:

35In The Faerie Queene, which of the following allegorical representations is NOT accurate?

36What is the Capulet Monument?

37When analyzing symbols, what should you start with?

38The term "sleep" in the concluding verse of "Stopping By Woods" functions as a stand-in or symbol for:

39If Asagai and George are symbols, which one symbolizes assimilation?

40A literary device that uses something that functions the way you would expect but stands for something more than itself as well

41..... is something literal in the story that stands for or evokes an abstract idea.

42Assertion (A): In Kubla Khan, the river Alph represents poetic inspiration. Reason (R): The river flows through "caverns measureless to man," symbolizing unconscious imagination.

43In Yeats's poem, "When You Are Old," "Pilgrims soul" means .....

44These are more abstract representations of the concept or the information.

45When Julianna's mother calls the sycamore tree a "testimony to endurance" she means that the tree symbolizes (chapter 4):

46In symbol archetypes, what does "Fire" represent?

47The cutting of Emily's golden braids at the beginning of the story also reveals a loss of her former life and her childhood innocence. What literary device would best describe this?

48In the sentence, "The dove flew over the battlefield, bringing hope to the soldiers," what does the dove most likely symbolize?

49In folklore, a corpse that rises from the grave during the night, often in the form of a bat, and sucks the blood of sleeping humans for nourishment is called what?

50An image that stands for an idea is called

51It refers to the symbolic representations of truth or generalizations about human existence.

52In the quarrel scene between Cassius and Brutus and in their death scenes, we find that a continuing influence on both is

53What does a "dove" commonly represent in literature?

54Key and Peele: Dueling Hats what was the point of watching it

55What does the color yellow symbolize?

56Which of the following is a symbol that suggests that the revelers will not live long in "The Masque of the Red Death" ?

57"Feste's answer called 'lenten" ' highlights a symbolic contest between which poles?

58What literary device is frequently used in Gothic Literature?

59Something that stands for or represents something else, especially an object representing an abstraction.

60Fall symbolizes

61The color red in traditional Filipino art often symbolizes: