H.G. Wells
1895
Which statement best describes the main theme of the passage?
A. The future may bring all life on Earth to an end
B. The future may be unfamiliar and surprising
C. It is impossible to understand the future
D. It is necessary to prepare for the future
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The statement that best describes the main theme of the passage from "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells is:
B. The future may be unfamiliar and surprising.
This captures the essence of the novel, which explores the unexpected and often strange developments in the far future through the Time Traveler's journey.
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