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By connecting the main events of the story, a reader can conclude what lesson the author is implying about those events.
By connecting the main events of the story, a reader can conclude what lesson the author is implying about those events.
By inferring the main idea of a text, a reader will understand what will happen next in the text.
By inferring the main idea of a text, a reader will understand what will happen next in the text.
By identifying the main idea of a text, a reader will find the explicit statement that is the theme.
By identifying the main idea of a text, a reader will find the explicit statement that is the theme.
By determining the main events, a reader can understand what those characters are thinking.
By determining the main events, a reader can understand what those characters are thinking.
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The best response to the question of how the main idea of a text can help a reader identify the theme is:
"By connecting the main events of the story, a reader can conclude what lesson the author is implying about those events."
This response emphasizes the relationship between the main idea and the underlying message or lesson (theme) conveyed through the story's events.
