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2. When something simply represents something else-sometimes that writer didn't even mean it to.
4. It's like a metaphor, but it's when you refer to something by an object of association—like 'busloads' in 'Migrant Hostel'.
7. This noun describes a person who flees a country in time of political upheaval, disaster or war.
11. The behaviours and beliefs characteristic of a particular social, ethnic, or age group.
12. In the poem "In the Folk Museum", autumn is standing at the door, 'Dressed in yellow and brown". This is an example of...

1. A republic in Eastern central Europe, on the Baltic Sea. It is 313,400 sq. km, has a population of over 38 million people, and its capital is Warsaw.
3. When you compare something using 'like' or 'as'-like 'like a homing pigeon'.
5. This term describes emotional isolation or dissociation; and being withdrawn or isolated from the objective world.
6. When you refer to something using a part of the whole-like 'Voices left their caves'.
8. The crossing of the Red Sea is likened to the story of Moses, from which book of the Bible?
9. An adjectival phrase (a sentence chunk that behaves like an adjective) that works like a 'name tag' for a party being written about in the poem-like 'comings and goings'.
10. A person who migrates to another country, usually for permanent residence.