What does a “dark and stormy night” usually foreshadow?
What is danger or negative outcomes?
Spring is often symbolic of what stage of life?
What is youth?
Match deserts with their symbolic meaning.
What is bleakness?
Morning often symbolizes what stage of life?
What is youth or new beginnings?
What does a meadow represent?
What is youth?
What does rain often symbolize?
What is foreshadowing, atmosphere, or internal conflict?
Which season is associated with old age and death?
What is winter?
What are the two lows of geography?
What are darkness and caves?
Nighttime often symbolizes what?
What is death or danger?
What is a trapped mindset?
What are caves?
What positive meaning can rain have?
What is hope?
Match fall with its symbolic meaning
What is middle age or resentment?
What are the two highs of geography?
What are mountains and snow?
Match afternoon with its symbolic meaning.
What is adulthood and responsibility?
What setting symbolizes something mysterious lies beneath?
What do oceans symbolize?
What does fog symbolize in literature?
What is confusion or uncertainty?
What season is associated with the crucifixion and resurrection?
What is spring?
What direction would an author send his character if they wanted to achieve more in their life??
What is North?
How can the passage of time add to the theme of a story?
By highlighting change, conflict, and inevitability.
What setting can symbolize wilderness or uncertainty?
What does a forest symbolize in literature?
Which type of weather do authors often use to evoke playfulness?
What is snow?
What author used seasons commonly in his sonnets to depict aging and maturity. (Hint Sonnet 73)
What three major concepts can geography enforce in literature?
What are economics, politics, and history?
In Romeo and Juliet, why is nighttime significant?
It allows secrecy but also heightens danger.
Which setting is often tied to journeys in literature?
What is rivers?