Language Exploration Symbol Act II
When we use a word, object, or image to represent another idea or concept, it becomes a symbol. For example, the American flag is a symbol of our country and its democratic form of government.
In literature, too, authors often use symbols. For example, in Act I, scene i, Flavius and Marullus challenge the citizens:
What, know you not, mechanical, you. ought not walk Upon a laboring  day without the sign Of your profession?. . . . When if thy feather apron, and thy rule?
Here the types of clothing and equipment a person has identify the worker's trade or profession.
Directions:   The following lines from Acts I and II contain symbols. decide what each symbol suggests to the reader. Copy the quote and then write a short commentary on what the passage symbolizes.

1.	1:2:21
2.	1:2:202-205
3.	1:3:9-13
4.	1:3:107-110
5.	2:1:15-18
6.	2:1:175-178
7.	2:2:19-21
8.	2:2:23-24
9.	2:2:31-32
10.	2:2:81-84