Grade 7 Quiz Interpreting Figures of Speech (Literary, Biblical, and Mythological Allusions) in Context – L.7.5.A
The standard CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.7.5.A delves into the understanding of figures of speech, notably allusions which are brief and indirect references to a person, place, thing or idea of historical, cultural, literary, biblical, or mythological significance that are not elaborated on. Grasping the meaning of allusions requires knowledge outside the text and the capability to relate it to the context in which it’s presented.
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If a book describes a character’s weakness as his “Achilles’ heel,” it means:
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In a story, a character refers to a city as “The Promised Land.” This is an allusion to:
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“She turned the other cheek after she was wronged.” This phrase alludes to:
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A person who is described as having the “wisdom of Solomon” is:
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In literature, if someone receives a letter bearing “bad omens,” this might be an allusion to:
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When an author describes a forbidden place in a story as “Pandora’s Box,” it implies:
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If someone is referred to as a “Good Samaritan,” it means they are:
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“Her beauty was her Trojan Horse” implies:
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Describing a task as “Herculean” suggests that the task is:
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When someone says, “He’s a real Romeo,” they are referring to someone who is:
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