Question

1. the title of the text for this semester is panorama. the word itself means ____ and refers to all the ____ we still make to classical mythology.

all gifts / references
seeing things from different places / eponyms
a wide view of a subject / allusions

Explanation:

Analyze the definition of "panorama"

The word "panorama" comes from the Greek roots pan- (meaning "all") and horama (meaning "view" or "sight"). In a general or figurative sense, it refers to a wide, comprehensive view of a subject or a complete survey of a area of study.

Analyze the second blank

The second blank completes the phrase "refers to all the ________ we still make to classical mythology." In literary and textual analysis, indirect references made to historical, cultural, or mythological texts are called allusions.

Evaluate the options

• Option 1: "all gifts / references" — "Panorama" does not mean "all gifts" (that would be closer to Pandora, meaning "all-gifted").
• Option 2: "seeing things from different places / eponyms" — "Panorama" does not mean seeing things from different places, and "eponyms" refers to things named after a person.
• Option 3: "a wide view of a subject / allusions" — This correctly defines "panorama" as a wide view of a subject and correctly identifies the references to Classical Mythology as allusions.

Answer:

• all gifts / references
• seeing things from different places / eponyms
• a wide view of a subject / allusions (Correct answer)