Theme

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Themes represent the big picture.

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TRUE

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

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False

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An author often implies the theme rather than stating it directly. Use clues to infer the idea.

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True

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Clues about a story's theme can be found in: setting, character's lesson, character's mood, or character's appearance?

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character's lesson

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Theme: a universal truth about life and people

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a universal truth about life and people

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Theme of literature is its...

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message

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Theme vs. Literature: A theme...

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cannot be just one word

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True statement about theme:

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Same themes can occur in different stories/authors.

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Identifying a theme in a story involves asking:

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What has the character learned?

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A theme should be supported by...

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All of the above