Question

How can readers infer theme from characterization?

A. Characters give their opinions about life, and readers should infer that those opinions are correct.

B. Authors usually make explicit comments about their characters, and readers can make inferences from those comments.

C. Readers can apply their own ideas about life to the experiences of the characters.

D. Readers can think about what happens to the characters and how characters change, and infer the author's ideas about life.

Answer 1

@Elsa213

Answer 2

@CC12

Answer 3

@AP

Answer 4

._. Do you have any ideas? I'm thinking either C or B.

Answer 5

c or d

Answer 6

Well two of us think it might be C. @bill533 Try C and tell us what you got... cx