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What is the central idea of this passage? Archaeology is important for preserving cultural customs of the past, including the art of storytelling. Characters in the old stories were neither good nor bad, and people enjoyed the simplicity of the tales. The Grimms had an interest in preserving tales to be shared with adults and children of future generations. The Grimms’ first collection of tales was a cultural study intended for a scholarly audience.

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The Grimms’ first collection of tales was a cultural study intended for a scholarly audience.

Explanation:

In this passage, we learn about the Grimms' stories. We learn that the characters they presented were complex, and the moral questions of the stories were not easily solved. We also learn that these stories are important for cultural archaeology. However, the most important idea of the text, and the one all other details are connected to is the fact that the Grimm's first collection of tales was a cultural study intended for a scholarly audience.

Answer 2

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The Grimm's first collection of tales was a cultural study intended for a scholarly audience. Hope it helps!!!