Which of the following is NOT something that typically helps reveal a story’s theme?
A.
the words spoken by a character
B.
the things that a character does
C.
conflict resolution
D.
realistic vs. imaginary scenery

Question

Which of the following is NOT something that typically helps reveal a story’s theme?
A.
the words spoken by a character
B.
the things that a character does
C.
conflict resolution
D.
realistic vs. imaginary scenery

anonymous · Answer

D

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following is an example of motif?
 
A.
Diamonds are a girl's best friend.
B.
Michael went to the store and bought milk.
C.
When it comes to gifts, it is the thought that counts.
D.
forgiveness and friendship

anonymous · Answer

A

nobodyssalvation · Answer

The second question is asking for a motif/theme.  

A is incorrect, that would be a stereotype.  
B is just a statement, and C is a theme statement.  

But it only wants a theme (motif) so your answer is actually D.