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In literature, what is a theme?
A. The central idea that the author tries to convey
B. the underlying emotion in a piece of literature
C. a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
D. the author's choice of details related to characters, settings, or plot
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Answered by GPT-4o mini
A. The central idea that the author tries to convey
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