Allusions and Figures of Speech Quick Check
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Question
Which connection must be made to interpret an allusion?(1 point)
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a connection between what the reader knows and what is referred to in the text
a connection between what the reader knows and what is referred to in the text
a personal connection between the reader and the author
a personal connection between the reader and the author
a connection between what is implied and what is referred to in the text
a connection between what is implied and what is referred to in the text
a personal connection between the author and the referenced subject matter
a personal connection between the author and the referenced subject matter
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The correct response is:
a connection between what the reader knows and what is referred to in the text
This connection is essential for interpreting an allusion, as it relies on the reader's background knowledge to understand the reference being made.
