Question

The Crow-Child
by Mary Mapes Dodge
Use the story to answer the question.

What best describes how the story’s theme emerges and is refined?

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Responses

The theme emerges as a broad lesson about conflicting personalities and is later refined into a specific lesson about avoiding impulsive action when angry.
The theme emerges as a broad lesson about conflicting personalities and is later refined into a specific lesson about avoiding impulsive action when angry.

The theme emerges as a specific lesson about showing respect and is later refined into a broad lesson about the danger of conflicting personalities.
The theme emerges as a specific lesson about showing respect and is later refined into a broad lesson about the danger of conflicting personalities.

The theme emerges as a specific lesson about avoiding impulsive action when angry and is later refined into a broad lesson about the importance of respect.
The theme emerges as a specific lesson about avoiding impulsive action when angry and is later refined into a broad lesson about the importance of respect.

The theme emerges as a broad lesson about showing respect and is later refined into a specific lesson about the importance of thinking before acting.

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
The best response that describes how the story's theme emerges and is refined is:

**The theme emerges as a specific lesson about avoiding impulsive action when angry and is later refined into a broad lesson about the importance of respect.**
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