The theme is the moral or the lesson of the story. After reading the story, which of the answers gives you a lesson that is universal (can apply to anyone) and fits with the story. For example, one could say that the moral of Finding Nemo is "always listen to your parents as they know best". No specific details like names or places are given in the theme.
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the answer is the 3rd one
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Ethos, Logos, and Pathos can all be beneficial to make effective persuasive arguments.
All three of these persuasive tactics help people efficiently and effectively make arguments that people won't ignore.
Ethos, Logos, and Pathos strengthen your argument, and are effective, tried and true persuasion tactics.
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Imagine that you're a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. You've submitted a proposal for a law that requires colonial inspectors to place grades on different qualities of harvested tobacco. When Passing the law, who would approved it?
Answer: Out of all the options shown above the one that best represents who would approve a law that was submitted and that requires colonial inspectors to place grades on different qualities of harvested tobacco is answer choice A) the king's Privy Council. The reason being that it is made up of the king’s top aides.
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The above lines are spoken by Lysander to his beloved Hermia in Act 1 Scene 1 of the play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Shakespeare in these lines through his character Lysander focuses on the struggles and hardships that the lovers have to face in the society. Lysander speaks about the intensity and pureness of the true love which has to travel through the roads which are not ‘smooth.’ Lysander and Hermia’s love was way above the harsh and difficult rules of the society. He plans to elope with her and get married at his Aunt’s place so that they can be free from the rules and laws of Athens.
Difficulty in love is the major theme of the play which can be very well articulated by the above lines said by Lysander. The play contains several love stories moving simultaneously and the different troubles the lovers had to face when they are in true love. Though with such difficulties, the play moves on lightly with the presence of comic reliefs. The audience watching the play are not caught in the web of these difficulties rather they enjoy the comedy and the happy ending of it.
In the play the four young Athenians: Hermia, Lysander, Helena, and Demetrius are in love. Hermia and Lysander are in love with each other but Hermia’s father Egeus, want her to marry Demetrius whom he had given his promise else he would take any legal step towards her. The lovers find a way to escape Athens and get married at a place where their love would not be hindered by any Athenian law. The other character Demetrius too is in love with Hermia and wants to marry her. Before meeting Hermia, Demetrius had been engaged with Helena, Hermia’s friend, whom he abandoned after meeting Hermia. Helena is in deep love with Demetrius and wants to get him through any means. She tells him about the eloping plan to him so that she can get her love back by following him.