What does a symbol do in a literary text?
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Correct answer: C. It stands for a larger idea beyond its literal meaning
- Step 1: A symbol is an object, action or image that carries extra meaning. Step 2. For example, a door can stand for freedom or a new life. Answer: it stands for a larger idea. Why not the others: The other options describe alliteration, dating and a cast list.
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