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In fiction a symbol can be described as a(n) — a. mood or emotion a story evokes b. an object that stands for something other than itself c. comparison between two unlike object…

In fiction a symbol can be described as a(n) — a. mood or emotion a story evokes b. an object that stands for something other than itself c. comparison between two unlike object…
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In fiction a symbol can be described as a(n) —

a. mood or emotion a story evokes
b. an object that stands for something other than itself
c. comparison between two unlike objects
d. story that can be understood on more than one level

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In fiction, a symbol can be described as an object that stands for something other than itself.
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