Question

6 what is the difference between a conventional symbol and a contextual symbol?
contextual symbols are abstract, while conventional symbols are concrete.
conventional symbols are easily recognized and commonly used to enrich texts with deeper meanings whereas contextual symbols are not easily recognized understood within the context of one specific story.
conventional symbols gain meaning within one text; however contextual symbols mean something similar in many texts.
conventional symbols are abstract, while contextual symbols are concrete.
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Explanation:

Conventional symbols are widely - recognized (like a dove for peace) and used across many texts. Contextual symbols get their meaning from a specific story (e.g., a unique object in a particular novel). The second option correctly differentiates them by stating that conventional symbols are easily recognized and commonly used to enrich texts with deeper meanings (across multiple works), while contextual symbols are not as widely recognized and are understood within the context of one specific story.

Answer:

Conventional symbols are easily recognized and commonly used to enrich texts with deeper meanings whereas contextual symbols are not widely recognized and understood within the context of one specific story.