Question

suppose an authors intent is to teach a moral lesson. what best explains why the author might choose the genre of allegory to convey the lesson? a. to encourage the audience to question the messages meaning b. to use symbols and storytelling to make the message more vivid c. to attach the message to a work of literature that already exists d. to ensure that the audience hears the message spoken aloud

Explanation:

Allegory uses symbols and storytelling. It can make a moral - lesson more vivid and engaging for the audience, helping them better understand and remember the message. Option A is incorrect as the goal is usually to convey a clear message rather than encourage questioning. Option C is wrong because allegory doesn't necessarily attach to an existing work. Option D is not relevant as allegory is not about ensuring the message is spoken aloud.

Answer:

B. To use symbols and storytelling to make the message more vivid