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What is NOT one way that authors develop themes in their stories?(1 point)
Responses

through the repeated use of symbols
through the repeated use of symbols

through creating changes in the setting
through creating changes in the setting

by making readers question the author’s attitude toward their work
by making readers question the author’s attitude toward their work

by using dialogue and actions that repeatedly reference a similar idea

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Correct answer: by making readers question the author’s attitude toward their work.

Explanation: Authors develop theme through symbols, setting (including changes), and repeated ideas in dialogue and action. Getting readers to question the author's attitude is a reader response, not a direct technique for developing theme.