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Allegory
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the five "larger concepts"? | Political, religious, social, moral, historical |
| What is the definition of allegory? | An allegory is a created work in which all of the elements (Characters, events, and setting) are symbolic and work together to express a political, religious, historical, moral, or social idea. |
| Both fables and ______ are examples of allegories | Parables |
| Allegories are stories that have _____, ________, and ______ that represent something completely different than what is in the story. | Characters, settings, and events |
| If you read something _______ (________), you are looking for hidden meanings from the author. | Allegorically (figuratively) |
| While allegories use _____, _______, _______, and other literary devices to deliver their message, these devices are not by themselves an allegory. | Metaphors, symbolism, personification |
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