Which is the most likely effect of an allusion that is too dramatic for the context?A.The reader will not take it seriously.B.The reader will be impressed.C.The reader will be able to picture the scene.D.The reader will feel strong emotions.

What effect is a writer most likely to create by using an allusion that is too dramatic for the context?A.The allusion will illustrate the writer's education.B.The allusion will seem ironic or absurd.C.The allusion will help the reader picture the scene.D.The allusion will create a serious tone.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which is the best example of an allusion?A.Describing a person from your schoolB.Creating vivid details and imageryC.Including scenes that take place in natureD.Invoking a character from a Greek myth

What effect does the writer achieve through the use of imagery in the line 'A succession of loud and shrill screams'?Question 5Answera.It creates a feeling of suspense and horror.b.It conveys a sense of isolation.c.It portrays a scene of celebration.d.It creates a feeling of uncertainty and discomfort.

Select the correct answer.Which sentence best describes an example of an allusion? A. a setting is described as a dark and gloomy place B. a setting is described as a beautiful garden C. a character describes another character as his parent D. a character describes another character as Romeo

Which allusion would most likely be read as too dramatic for the context?A.Comparing a lucky event with an ancient story about good fortuneB.Comparing a clever politician with a similar character from literatureC.Comparing a high school basketball game with a historical battleD.Comparing a contemporary solider with a soldier from the past