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Which of the following are examples of literary symbols, which many people over many areas and ages agree or understand represent certain ideas?
 
The moon represents romance.
 
Red represents mystery.
Symbols in poems can have only one meaning.
 
false
 
true
Horoscope signs are NOT symbolism.
 
true
 
false
Symbolism is
 
The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.
 
The use of a symbol by lazy authors.
What do flowers symbolize?
 
rebirth
 
love
________ is the symbol Christians use to symbolize their faith.
 
cross
 
Easter
True or False? White symbolizes royalty.
 
false
 
true
What does the color red NOT symbolize?
 
mystery
 
love
 
energy
An island could symbolize:
 
isolation
 
love
A storm occurring could be a symbol that (could foreshadow)
 
trouble coming
 
you need to move
The snake could be a symbol of:
 
doing evil
 
apples
The crown could be a symbol of:
 
royalty
 
money
A skull and crossbones most likely symbolizes?
 
something that may be poisonous
 
money
 
criminals
Spring would most likely symbolize?
 
new life
 
death
 
peace
You should not use symbolism…
 
in formal essays.
 
in novels.
What is the purpose of symbolism?
 
To add a layer of meaning to creative work.
 
A way to write.
Identify the metaphor listed below.
 
Knowledge is power.
 
Knowledge is like power.
Which of the following is an example of symbolism in literature?
 
Fall representing growing old.
 
An apple being eaten in the story.
 
A man telling his story.
What is symbolism?
 
The use of an object, person, situation, or word to represen
 
Something you use to eat with.
 
Comparing 2 words using like or as.
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