WorksheetsSymbolism Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Symbolism is
when an author uses an object or reference to add deeper meaning to a story
the events of a story
the tone of the story
This picture symbolizes the concept of
strength
practice of medicine
law; justice
A Symbol represents
a concept or idea that is more significant (or more important) than the symbol itself.
is unimportant to the story
nothing more than the object it is
This often symbolizes
luck
love
caring
Objects, places, people, or events are all items that can sometimes have a second, deeper "symbolic" meaning.
True
False
"leaves turning colors" and a "rake" often symbolize the bigger idea of
the season of autumn (Fall)
trees
work
A river often symbolizes
life - the continuous forward flow (movement) of life
just water
a geographic place on a map
To recognize symbolism in literature, look for objects, places, events, or ideas that are (1) closely connected to a character and (2) are repeated throughout the story.
True
False
In a story, what could a storm symbolize?
love
danger or conflict
happiness
Authors use symbolism to
convey other concepts, ideas, or beliefs
to give an answer to a conflict
to help visualize their plan for an idea
A trail or path is often symbolism for
life's journey - traveling through life toward the unknown
pavement
bicycles
The color purple, in our society, is an inherited symbol of
royalty
friendship
peace
This picture symbolizes the bigger idea of
belonging
hatred
medicine/health
The two items "a setting sun" & "bedtime snack", when together in literature, often symbolize what?
the ending of a day
the beginning of a day
This picture is a symbol for what larger, secondary idea?
peace
death
positivity
