Question 1 (1 point) When the narrator of "Immigrant Picnic" reminisces about life in Egypt before moving to the United States, it is mostly a description of which of the following literary terms?

"...That's not the point I begin telling them,
and I'm comparing words to fish now,
like the ones in the sea at Port Said,
or like birds among the date palms by the Nile,
unrepentantly elusive, wild."

"...and I'm thinking of pistachios in the Sinai
burgeoning without end,
pecans in the South, the jumbled
flavor of them suddenly in my mouth,
wordless, confusing,
crowding out everything else."
a
Voice - In writing, voice is the quality that makes an author’s writing unique and which conveys an author's attitude, personality, and character. In literature, voice is the characteristic speech and thought patterns of a first-person narrator; a persona.
b
Allusion - a textual reference to another literary, political, mythological, or religious contemporary work, text, or event.
c
Literary Archetype - universal patterns and symbols in stories and mythologies regardless of culture or historical period (e. g., the hero’s journey, star-crossed lovers, etc.).
d
Aesthetic Impact (Author’s Choice) - pertaining to an author’s intentional decisions to use words or images that directly impact the artistic appeal.
e
Adage/Proverb - an old or well-known saying that expresses a truth.