Question

A Fable
by Mark Twain




"A Fable" by Mark Twain

Question
Use the story to answer the question.

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

(1 point)
Responses

The theme emerges as a broad lesson about conflicting perspectives and is later refined into a specific lesson about how our own thoughts keep us from seeing things as they are.
The theme emerges as a broad lesson about conflicting perspectives and is later refined into a specific lesson about how our own thoughts keep us from seeing things as they are.

The theme emerges as a specific lesson about trust and is later refined into a broad lesson about the way dishonesty can grow into a larger problem.
The theme emerges as a specific lesson about trust and is later refined into a broad lesson about the way dishonesty can grow into a larger problem.

The theme emerges as a broad lesson about the danger of embellishing and is later refined into a specific lesson about how trust is hard to regain after it is lost.
The theme emerges as a broad lesson about the danger of embellishing and is later refined into a specific lesson about how trust is hard to regain after it is lost.

The theme emerges as a specific lesson about the need to look past our own biases to see things as they are and is later refined into a broad lesson about the importance of trust.
The theme emerges as a specific lesson about the need to look past our own biases to see things as they are and is later refined into a broad lesson about the importance of trust.

Answer 1

The theme emerges as a broad lesson about the danger of embellishing and is later refined into a specific lesson about how trust is hard to regain after it is lost.