Theme

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Theme in narrative text

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A message the author conveys to the reader.

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Not related to a story's theme:

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a specific character's name

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Example of theme in a story:

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Respect others and they will respect you.

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A well-written theme statement includes character names and the author.

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FALSE

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Example of THEME:

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Life is short; make the most of it.

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Best friend's party vs. baseball game. Not going to the game means letting my team down.

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Loyalty is important.

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She sobbed for hours, dreading telling her father about her wrecked car. After much thought, she called him. "Thank you," he said.

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it's important to be honest

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Kim cleaned her closet with her mom and saw a new girl at school wearing the same pants. She gave the girl a bag in the hallway.

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it's better to give than to receive

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A three-year-old on a diving board hesitates, looking back at his mother. He steps forward and splashes into the water.

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Courage is needed to achieve goals.

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A theme can be one word that describes an important part of the story.

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False