A literary technique in which an author makes an indirect reference to an idea or concept outside of the poem is called A. allusion B. Rhyme C. Theme D. Alliteration E. Mood

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A literary technique in which an author makes an indirect reference to an idea or concept outside of the poem is called

A. allusion
B. Rhyme
C. Theme
D. Alliteration
E. Mood

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A. allusion

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