Question

Emma loved the forest behind her house. Every day, she would explore its hidden paths and listen to the rustling leaves. One afternoon, she stumbled upon a tree with initials carved into its bark—*A.T. & B.J.* Curious, Emma asked her grandmother about it. "Ah," her grandmother said, "that was your grandfather and his best friend. They carved those initials long ago before your grandfather left for the war." Intrigued, Emma wanted to know more about their friendship. She began searching for old letters and journals in the attic, piecing together a story of bravery and loss, but also one of hope and reunion. With every discovery, she felt closer to her grandfather, realizing the forest held more stories than she had ever imagined.
What theme is most evident in this passage?
a.
Fantasy and imagination
b.
Betrayal and revenge for enemies
c.
Wealth and power
d.
Discovery and connection to the past

Answer 1

The theme most evident in this passage is **d. Discovery and connection to the past**. Emma's exploration of the forest and her curiosity about her grandfather's history illustrate her journey to uncover and connect with her family's past.