Which of the following are true of literary themes? Check all that apply.

A. A theme is always clearly and explicitly stated by the author.
B. A theme must be inferred from the text.
C. There is always more than one theme in a work of literature.
D. A theme is always expressed as a generalization.

Question

Which of the following are true of literary themes? Check all that apply.

 		A.	A theme is always clearly and explicitly stated by the author.
 		B.	A theme must be inferred from the text.
 		C.	There is always more than one theme in a work of literature.
 		D.	A theme is always expressed as a generalization.

anonymous · Answer

I think B an idk which others

shikamaru11 · Answer

yeah B is :)

anonymous · Answer

Its multiple

shikamaru11 · Answer

well in that way it should have a hidden meaning too

anonymous · Answer

I'm sorry what? So B is one of the answers are any of the other 3 right

anonymous · Answer

?

shikamaru11 · Answer

yeah maybe but b is best among them but if you've an other opt. then it's all of 'em :D

anonymous · Answer

Thanks for help I'm gonna try an get second opinion

shikamaru11 · Answer

@TheHomeworkNinja  no prob. dude Stay happy

texaschic101 · Answer

I think D is also true

shikamaru11 · Answer

@texaschic101  D can be in a general form

texaschic101 · Answer

not too sure though...because it has the word " always " in there.

shikamaru11 · Answer

hmmma nice point but B is looking more suitable @texaschic101