Question

read the source of the allusion. in the wizard of oz, dorothy finds herself in an unusual place that looks nothing like home. she says to her dog, \toto, ive a feeling were not in kansas anymore.\ as a man fed his zebra nearby, samantha said to tiana, \were not in kansas anymore.\ what is the meaning of the allusion in the sentence below? were in an unusual place were excited for a new adventure

Explanation:

The allusion is to The Wizard of Oz. In the story, Dorothy realizes she is no longer in her ordinary home (Kansas) but in a strange land (Oz). The sentence "We're not in Kansas anymore" is a famous line from the movie. It means that one is in a new, unfamiliar, and often extraordinary situation.

Answer:

The allusion refers to the idea of being in a new, unfamiliar, and extraordinary place, similar to Dorothy's experience in The Wizard of Oz when she leaves Kansas (her ordinary home) for the Land of Oz.