Question
The theme of a story:
A. Is always a statement
B. Is usually a single word, such as “love”
C. Is a question
D. None of the above
A. Is always a statement
B. Is usually a single word, such as “love”
C. Is a question
D. None of the above
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D. None of the above
The theme of a story is typically more complex than a single word or a question. It usually represents the underlying message or central idea that the author intends to convey through the narrative. While it can sometimes be expressed in a single word like "love," it is more accurately articulated as a statement or a series of statements about the human condition, society, or life in general. For instance, a theme might be "the struggle between freedom and oppression" or "the transformative power of love."
The theme of a story is typically more complex than a single word or a question. It usually represents the underlying message or central idea that the author intends to convey through the narrative. While it can sometimes be expressed in a single word like "love," it is more accurately articulated as a statement or a series of statements about the human condition, society, or life in general. For instance, a theme might be "the struggle between freedom and oppression" or "the transformative power of love."