what is a main idea?
a. an actions that leads to the main event in a text
b. a lesson that is not stated in the text
c. a concept introduced in the middle of a text
d. a short statement of the main events of a text
d. a short statement of the main events of a text
what is a theme?
A theme refers to the underlying message or central idea in a text. It is a broader concept or topic that is explored and conveyed through the story, characters, or events. Themes often explore human experiences, emotions, values, or societal issues. They are more abstract and general than the main events of the text and can be interpreted in various ways by different readers.
which characteristic is true of a theme
a. it is explained by the author
b. it is a summary of the plot
c. it is not stated by the author outright
d. it is not linked to symbols
c. it is not stated by the author outright
Themes are typically not explicitly explained by the author. Instead, they are expressed through the various elements of the text, such as the actions and dialogue of the characters, the conflicts and resolutions, and the overall tone and atmosphere of the story. Readers often have to infer or interpret the theme based on these elements and their own understanding and analysis of the text.