English 2 - Lesson 22.2

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Froggy Jumps English 2 - Lesson 22.2Online version Explore symbols and themes. by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên 1 What is Symbolism? a A central idea or message developed across a text b The use of objects, places, characters, or actions to represent deeper ideas. c A concrete detail that stands for a larger idea or meaning 2 What is Symbol? a The ethical or lesson-based meaning connected to right, wrong, choice, or consequence b A concrete detail that stands for a larger idea or meaning. c A symbolic image of losing direction, purpose, or moral clarity 3 What is Theme? a A direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation b A central idea or message developed across a text. c The use of objects, places, characters, or actions to represent deeper ideas 4 What is Literal? a The direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation. b The ethical or lesson-based meaning connected to right, wrong, choice, or consequence c A story in which characters, places, or events represent deeper ideas 5 What is Moral Meaning? a The ethical or lesson-based meaning connected to right, wrong, choice, or consequence. b The direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation c The central idea or message developed across a text 6 What is Allegory? a A central idea or message developed across a text b The use of objects, places, characters, or actions to represent deeper ideas c A story in which characters, places, or events represent deeper ideas. 7 What is Dark Wood? a The frightening forest at the beginning of Inferno, often read as a symbol of confusion or crisis. b A punishment that symbolically reflects the sin or moral failure being judged c The symbolic image of losing direction, purpose, or moral clarity 8 What is Lost Path? a A symbolic image of losing direction, purpose, or moral clarity. b The frightening forest at the beginning of Inferno, often read as a symbol of confusion or crisis c The direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation

Froggy Jumps

English 2 - Lesson 22.2Online version

Explore symbols and themes.

by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên

What is Symbolism?

A central idea or message developed across a text

The use of objects, places, characters, or actions to represent deeper ideas.

A concrete detail that stands for a larger idea or meaning

What is Symbol?

The ethical or lesson-based meaning connected to right, wrong, choice, or consequence

A concrete detail that stands for a larger idea or meaning.

A symbolic image of losing direction, purpose, or moral clarity

What is Theme?

A direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation

A central idea or message developed across a text.

The use of objects, places, characters, or actions to represent deeper ideas

What is Literal?

The direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation.

The ethical or lesson-based meaning connected to right, wrong, choice, or consequence

A story in which characters, places, or events represent deeper ideas

What is Moral Meaning?

The ethical or lesson-based meaning connected to right, wrong, choice, or consequence.

The direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation

The central idea or message developed across a text

What is Allegory?

A central idea or message developed across a text

The use of objects, places, characters, or actions to represent deeper ideas

A story in which characters, places, or events represent deeper ideas.

What is Dark Wood?

The frightening forest at the beginning of Inferno, often read as a symbol of confusion or crisis.

A punishment that symbolically reflects the sin or moral failure being judged

The symbolic image of losing direction, purpose, or moral clarity

What is Lost Path?

A symbolic image of losing direction, purpose, or moral clarity.

The frightening forest at the beginning of Inferno, often read as a symbol of confusion or crisis

The direct or basic meaning of something before deeper interpretation

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English 2 - Lesson 22.2

Froggy Jumps

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What is Symbolism?

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What is Dark Wood?

What is Lost Path?

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