Question

In order to interpret a symbol used in text, what would you ask yourself? Choose the 3
that apply.
Does it have rhyme and rhythm?
What emotions does it create?
Does it have the the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected
words?
What ideas and images are connected to it
Is there an object or idea with significance beyond its literal
Does it form a word from a sound associated wi
at is named

Answer 1

Answer:

1. What emotions does it create?

2. What ideas and images are connected to it?

3. Is there an object or idea with significance beyond its literal?

Explanation:

A symbol is a word or expression that means something else than its literal meaning. For example, in its literal meaning, a dove is a bird; however, its symbolism is that it represents purity and freedom.

If you want to know what a symbol means, then you need to see what feelings it evokes in you (sad, happy, angry, etc.), the images that are related to it and might help you understand the symbol further, and to check whether or not there is a symbol at all apart from the literal meaning of the word.