Question

1. what is symbolism?

a. giving human qualities, like emotions or speech, to an animal or object
b. the use of symbols in a story to represent other things, ideas, qualities, or themes
c. using vivid language that appeals to the five senses to create a mental picture for the reader
d. a hint or clue that suggests what is going to happen later in the story

Explanation:

Symbolism is a literary device where symbols (objects, ideas, etc.) are used to represent other things, themes, or qualities in a story. Option B correctly defines this concept. Option A describes personification. Option C refers to imagery. Option D is about foreshadowing.

Answer:

B. The use of symbols in a story to represent other things, ideas, qualities, or themes