The difference between a topic and a theme is that a theme can usually be expressed in a complete sentence. If you can explain it i'm a little confused with this one.

A. True
B. False

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The difference between a topic and a theme is that a theme can usually be expressed in a complete sentence. If you can explain it i'm a little confused with this one.

A. True 
B. False

anonymous · Answer

I believe it is false.

blurbendy · Answer

i would say true.  a topic is pretty general.  for example, the topic could be jealousy.  but a theme could be expressed as something like:

"One of the recurring themes in the book is Jeffery's attempt to live a life he cannot lead due to his desire to be more like Frank"

a theme basically is just a little more specific.

anonymous · Answer

I agree with @blurbendy, It is true!

anonymous · Answer

Themes can be described as the various messages that are conveyed in the story. A topic is a general overview of the story itself. And while a story usually has only one topic, it is rather common for it to have many themes.