None of the provided responses accurately describe a main idea. The main idea is generally understood as the central point or most important concept that an author wants to convey in a text, which is often supported by details and evidence throughout the work. If I had to choose the closest option from your list, it would be a short statement of the main events of a text, but this is not entirely correct. The main idea encompasses the overall message or theme rather than just a summary of events.
What is a main idea? (1 point)
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an action that leads to the main event in a text
an action that leads to the main event in a text
a lesson that is not stated in a text
a lesson that is not stated in a text
a concept introduced in the middle of a text
a concept introduced in the middle of a text
a short statement of the main events of a text
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