Which theme is most clearly shown in the following passage? A Special Occasion Every year, Kate’s family gathered for a reunion.
It was the one week when all her family members would get together and catch up. They came from every corner of the globe. That’s what made the occasion so special to Kate. Her older brother and sister were studying in other countries. Her uncle had to travel all over the world for his work. And her aunt was always busy with her job. Even Kate’s parents had time-consuming work. But every reunion, Kate would get to spend time with every single one of them. They shared meals together and a lot of laughter. Each of them would share stories about the fascinating experiences they had during the year. The stories about their adventures and funny incidents would brighten Kate’s mood like nothing else. At night, they watched movies or played games. Sometimes they turned on music and danced to different tunes. The reunion would be so enjoyable that it would fly by quickly—too quickly for Kate. The moment the reunion ended, Kate would begin looking forward to the next one. That’s how much the yearly event meant to her. a-The strength of a family depends on how much time its members spend together.
b-Modern technology is a distraction that harms the closeness and unity of a family.
c-Family unity and togetherness help make life worthwhile and enjoyable
d-Family bonds and relationships are deeper than other types of bonds and relationships
The correct answer is c-Family unity and togetherness help make life worthwhile and enjoyable.
Explanation:
In literature, a theme refers to the main idea or ideas in a literary work. There are two types, such as minor and major themes: minor ones are not the most important ones; on the other hand, the major themes refer to the key idea in a story, novel, or in the whole works of a writer.
In the excerpt, it is seen how Kate enjoys spending time with her family; more than that, she looks forward to spending time with them, so letter C is the correct answer.
C. The idea behind "fixed form" poetry is to make it look like a picture when you're done with it, and it's hella hard to do that and rhyme at the same time
