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A reference in a literary work to a person， a place or a thing in history or another work of literary is an ( ) .
A.allegory
B.archetype
C.analogy
D.allusion
B.archetype
C.analogy
D.allusion
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解析：文学基本概念。文学作品中对历史上的或者其他文学作品中的人、地点或物的借用叫做典故( allusion)。allegory指“寓言”，archetype表示“原型”，analogy意为“类推”，均应排除。
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