Read the following definitions of key terms from this unit. Which of these definitions does not match the term correctly? Analogy- a figure of speech that crates a comparison of two seemingly different things, forming a deeper understanding of their connection Central Idea- the main idea, or most important idea, in a nonfiction selection Allusion- a comparison between two unlike things using like or as Inference- a reasonable guess based on information from a text (1 point) Responses Analogy Analogy Central Idea Central Idea Allusion Allusion Inference
The definition that does not match the term correctly is "Allusion- a comparison between two unlike things using like or as." Allusion refers to a reference or mention of something, usually from literature, history, or culture, without explicitly stating it. It is not a comparison using like or as.
