Question

context quick check
drag and drop the words into the correct locations to complete the sentences. (1 point)
a(n) is an implied reference that calls something to mind without naming it, while is an expression whose meaning cannot be figured out from the literal meaning of the words.
imagery, cultural setting, idiom, allusion

Explanation:

An allusion is an implied reference that calls something to mind without naming it. An idiom is an expression whose meaning cannot be figured out from the literal meaning of the words.

Answer:

A(n) allusion is an implied reference that calls something to mind without naming it, while idiom is an expression whose meaning cannot be figured out from the literal meaning of the words.