Question

26 which of the following is another way to describe an allegory?
an aesop’s fable
a story with one meaning
an extended metaphor
a grimm’s fairy tale
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Explanation:

An allegory is a narrative that uses symbols and events to convey a hidden meaning, often moral or political. An extended metaphor is a metaphor that is developed over multiple lines, paragraphs, or throughout a work, which aligns with how an allegory functions (using a story to extend a symbolic meaning). Aesop’s fables and Grimm’s fairy tales are specific types of stories, not definitions of allegory. A story with one meaning is not an allegory, as allegories have a deeper, often symbolic meaning beyond the literal.

Answer:

An extended metaphor