Question

How does the central idea of a story differ from its theme?(1 point)

Responses

The central idea does not convey a universal message.
The central idea does not convey a universal message.

The central idea can apply to other stories.
The central idea can apply to other stories.

The central idea focuses on a message about life.
The central idea focuses on a message about life.

The central idea cannot be repeated across cultures.
The central idea cannot be repeated across cultures.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The central idea focuses on the main concept or main message of the story. It is specific to the story being told and may not necessarily apply to other stories. On the other hand, the theme of a story is a universal message or lesson that can be applied to various situations or stories. It is a broader concept that can be found across cultures and time periods.