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English, 20.05.2020 22:58, AADJ4

Which describes an allusion?
a reference to a well-known person, place, thing, event, or literary work
the use of symbols involving a certain object, setting, or image; for example, in a poem, a forest representing uncertainty
person, object, animal, or place that represents something beyond its literal meaning
the positive or negative connotations of a word

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