Question

Which theme is most strongly developed in this passage?
Responses
The importance of remembering the past
The importance of remembering the past
The dangers of working with broken glass
The dangers of working with broken glass
The struggle to convince authority figures
The struggle to convince authority figures
The value of taking initiative to protect something important

Answer 1

I don't have the passage. Please paste it (or describe the key lines) and I’ll pick the best theme.

If you want to decide yourself, use these quick checks:
- The importance of remembering the past — recurring references to memory, history, lessons, ancestors, or repeated insistence on not forgetting.
- The dangers of working with broken glass — literal descriptions of glass, injury, warnings about shards, or a scene of someone cutting themselves.
- The struggle to convince authority figures — repeated scenes of pleading, arguing with a boss/elder/official, or failure to be believed by those in charge.
- The value of taking initiative to protect something important — a character acts independently to save, defend, or preserve an object, place, or idea.

Note: two options are duplicated in your list; make sure you mean each unique theme above. Paste the passage and I’ll choose and explain.