A theme is best described as — a. a moral lesson presented in a work of literature b. the central idea or insight about life revealed in a literary work c. the subject of a work of literature d. a series of related events in a literary work

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A theme is best described as — a. a moral lesson presented in a work of literature      b. the central idea or insight about life revealed in a literary work      c. the subject of a work of literature d. a series of related events in a literary work

anonymous · Answer

A theme is a centralized idea or concept in a work of literature. It is the point that the author wants to stress and make important. That means that it has to be either b or a...which one do you think is closest to that definition?

anonymous · Answer

A