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Allegory was first attested in English in 1382. Allegory of fortune representing Fortuna and the horn of plenty was done by salvator Rosa in the middle high age. Many allergories use personifications of abstract concepts. Allegorie can readily illustrates or convey complex ideas. Try out this quiz on Allegory

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1.

Which form has allegory occurs mostly?
- A.
  
  Science
- B.
  
  Art
- C.
  
  Philosophy
- D.
  
  Pathology
Correct Answer
B. Art

Explanation
Allegory is a literary device that uses symbolic figures, actions, or imagery to convey a deeper meaning or moral message. Art, particularly visual arts such as paintings and sculptures, often incorporates allegory as a means of expressing abstract concepts or conveying hidden messages. Through the use of symbols and metaphors, artists can create multi-layered artworks that invite interpretation and reflection. Therefore, allegory occurs mostly in art.

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2.

Which of the following is one of the best know allegories in classical literature
- A.
  
  The cave in Plato's republic
- B.
  
  The oceanbed in wakanda
- C.
  
  The wind in Jamaica plane
- D.
  
  The valley of theordoe
Correct Answer
A. The cave in Plato's republic

Explanation
The cave in Plato's republic is one of the best-known allegories in classical literature. In this allegory, Plato uses the image of prisoners chained inside a cave, facing a wall and only able to see the shadows of objects cast by a fire behind them. The allegory represents the concept of enlightenment and the journey from ignorance to knowledge. The cave symbolizes the world of appearances, while the outside world represents the realm of true knowledge and understanding. This allegory has been widely studied and referenced in philosophy and literature, making it a significant and well-known example of allegorical storytelling.

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3.

Which of the following is an example of biblical allergy?
- A.
  
  Jude 4
- B.
  
  Genesis 18
- C.
  
  Psalm 80
- D.
  
  Revelation 13
Correct Answer
C. Psalm 80
4.

When was allegory used most biblically?
- A.
  
  Ice age
- B.
  
  Jet age
- C.
  
  Stone age
- D.
  
  Medieval period
Correct Answer
D. Medieval period

Explanation
During the medieval period, allegory was used most biblically. This is because this era was characterized by a strong influence of the Christian Church, and religious themes were prevalent in art, literature, and various forms of expression. Allegory, which involves using symbolic representations to convey moral or spiritual messages, was commonly employed to convey biblical teachings and moral lessons during this time. Artists and writers often used allegorical figures and narratives to depict biblical stories and concepts, making the medieval period a prime example of the extensive use of allegory in a religious context.

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5.

When was the hyperotomachia done?
- A.
  
  15th century
- B.
  
  16th century
- C.
  
  17century
- D.
  
  18century
Correct Answer
A. 15th century

Explanation
The hyperotomachia was done in the 15th century.

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6.

Who did the chronicle of Narnia?
- A.
  
  J.p lannister
- B.
  
  C.s Lewis
- C.
  
  B.d bradon
- D.
  
  O .p. Gerrad
Correct Answer
B. C.s Lewis

Explanation
C.S. Lewis is the correct answer because he is the author of "The Chronicles of Narnia." He wrote this series of fantasy novels, consisting of seven books, which became widely popular and beloved by readers of all ages. Lewis's imaginative storytelling and rich world-building in Narnia have made the series a timeless classic in children's literature.

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7.

Which of the following is not an allegory?
- A.
  
  The dearie Queen
- B.
  
  The little bee
- C.
  
  Lord of the rings
- D.
  
  You Goodman Brown
Correct Answer
C. Lord of the rings

Explanation
"Lord of the Rings" is not an allegory because it is a work of high fantasy that primarily focuses on creating a detailed fictional world and telling an epic adventure story, rather than using symbolic elements to convey deeper meanings or represent abstract concepts. While it does contain themes and moral lessons, it is not an allegory in the same way as "The dearie Queen," "The little bee," or "You Goodman Brown," which all use allegorical elements to convey symbolic messages or represent ideas beyond their literal meanings.

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8.

What does Animal farm stand for?
- A.
  
  Russia revolution
- B.
  
  Germany war
- C.
  
  Britiain revolution
- D.
  
  France revolution
Correct Answer
A. Russia revolution

Explanation
Animal Farm is an allegorical novel written by George Orwell that represents the events of the Russian Revolution. The animals on the farm overthrow their human owner and establish their own society, which gradually turns into a dictatorship led by the pigs. This parallels the rise of communism in Russia, with the pigs symbolizing the Soviet government and the other animals representing different sections of society. The novel critiques the corruption and abuse of power that occurred during the revolution, making it a clear representation of the Russian Revolution.

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9.

Who wrote Animal farm?
- A.
  
  Edgar Allan poe
- B.
  
  George Orwell
- C.
  
  Arthur Miller
- D.
  
  Masque water
Correct Answer
A. Edgar Allan poe
10.

What does the tempest stand for
- A.
  
  Fight between man and woman
- B.
  
  Fight between. Earth. And heaven
- C.
  
  Fight between evil and good
- D.
  
  Fight between wind and water
Correct Answer
C. Fight between evil and good

Explanation
The tempest symbolizes the battle between evil and good. This interpretation suggests that the tempest represents a conflict between opposing forces, where evil and good are pitted against each other. This could be seen as a metaphor for the eternal struggle between darkness and light, wickedness and righteousness. The tempest serves as a backdrop for the moral and ethical conflicts that play out among the characters, highlighting the themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the triumph of virtue over vice.

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