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What is it called when a reference is made to something to redo it is thought to be familiar with it?
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A familiar number used as a point of reference is called a?
benchmark number
What is a literary reference to a familiar story person place or thing called?
Allusion
What is reference to something historical or popular called?
A reference to something political or popular is called an allusion. An allusion is designed to connect what your reading to something outside of the book to add a layer of depth to what you're reading.Ê
What is a reference to something historical or popular called?
A reference to something political or popular is called an allusion. An allusion is designed to connect what your reading to something outside of the book to add a layer of depth to what you're reading.Ê
Using a reference to someone or something that is well known is called?
immortalizing
What is is called when something reminds you of something?
Many words come to mind, depending on the situation. Reminiscent. Familiar. Deja vu.
A place or object used for comparison to determine if something is in motion is called what?
A landmark - or reference point.
What is the medical term meaning position above the point of reference?
The medical term for position above the point of reference is "superior."
A crease on something that is usually smooth?
A crease on something that is usually smooth is called a wrinkle. It is also known as a rhytide when used in reference to the skin.
Is it legal for a cop to stop you they thought you just bought alcohol?
It is legal and called suspicion, a feeling or thought that something is possible if not true
What is it called when the audience or reader knows something the character does not?
It is called dramatic irony. Dang you beat me to it. And situational irony is when something unexpected or opposite of what you thought was going to happen happens.
What factors helped Cortes conquer the Aztec empire?
I think it was because they thought he was.... I can't remember what it's called, but they thought he was sacred to the gods or something
