An allusion is a passing reference without directly stating what the reference is about. This figurative speech allows the speaker to refer to something, be it a person or idea or thing that is of historical importance without directly stating what it stands for or meant.
The given lines of poetry are from "Sonnet XV" by Maximilian Voloshin. And the allusion is to Diana, the goddess of hunting and wild animals. The fierce nature of the goddess is referenced to in the lines where the poet talks of the moon.
Thus, the correct example of an allusion is found in option B.
If you were to write an essay on dishonesty then think about if you were to lie to your parents or to your friends, how to guilt inside you would burn because it makes you feel so bad.
