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Why is knowing the historical setting of a text important to understanding the figurative language used?(1 point)
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The meaning of figurative language could be misunderstood without knowing the historical context.
The meaning of figurative language could be misunderstood without knowing the historical context.
The use of idioms, a type of figurative language, is specific to certain countries.
The use of idioms, a type of figurative language, is specific to certain countries.
The figurative language is designed to speak outside of the historical context.
The figurative language is designed to speak outside of the historical context.
The use of similes and metaphors has been a part of literature throughout time.
The use of similes and metaphors has been a part of literature throughout time.
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The meaning of figurative language could be misunderstood without knowing the historical context.
Explanation: Figurative expressions often rely on historical events, customs, or shared cultural knowledge; without that context their intended meaning can be lost or misread.
Explanation: Figurative expressions often rely on historical events, customs, or shared cultural knowledge; without that context their intended meaning can be lost or misread.
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