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Symbolism

Symbolism

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English

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9th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
RI.9-10.4, L.4.5, RI.11-12.4

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SAM FITZGERALD

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10 Slides • 3 Questions

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Symbolism Notes

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Multiple Choice

Have you heard this term before?

(Should be yes because we talked about it with poetry.)

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​Symbolism is...

  • the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities

  • when a literal object represents a figurative concept

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​Literally - it is an object that can be seen and/or touched

Figuratively - it is a feeling, concept, or idea that cannot be seen or touched.

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​Figuratively represents bravery and strength

​​Literally - a lion

​Figuratively represents the concept of marriage (a promise/bond between two people)

Literally - a ring

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Open Ended

Question image

What does this image REPRESENT? (When you see this, what does it mean?)

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Literally - a sign

Figuratively - the concept of DANGER

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Draw

Let's do this the opposite way:

Draw the symbol for the figurative concept of LOVE.

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Literally - a heart

Figuratively - the feeling of love

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LOVE

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​What is this LITERALLY?

What does this represent, FIGURATIVELY?

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Grief, Sadness

​Blue

Happiness, Joy

​Yellow

Colors can symbolize feelings:
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​The movie Inside Out, used colors to represent feelings.

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​This is a feelings wheel. It can help you identify what you are feeling based on the basic mood in the middle.

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Did you know that certain color combinations evoke certain feelings?

Why do you think most fast food places use orange, red, and yellow? What do they want you to feel?

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Color Combinations

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