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What is a central idea?(1 point)
Responses which answer is correct and why
a fact, statement, or example that adds information
a fact, statement, or example that adds information
the key point the author wants to communicate
the key point the author wants to communicate
the general subject of a text
the general subject of a text
a theme for a collection of related papers, essays, or books
a theme for a collection of related papers, essays, or books
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The correct answer is "the key point the author wants to communicate."
Explanation: The central idea of a text encapsulates its main argument or message that the author intends to convey to the audience. It serves as the foundation for the themes and concepts discussed throughout the work, guiding the reader's understanding of the text. The other options may represent aspects related to the text but do not capture the essence of what a central idea is.
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