Hello. You did not present the story to which this question refers, which prevents it from being answered accurately. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
The interactions between the characters can develop the theme of the story in as many ways as possible. Among these forms, the characters can develop a conflict that points to the theme addressed in the narrative, as they can present different perceptions of the same subject, or even, stimulate conversations that directly point to the theme of the story. To determine this, you must be able to identify the theme of the story and see how the characters associate with it and what actions promoted by the characters develop it.
That's a weird question. It could be any if the above, and without more context it's impossible to know. The most general one that applies to pretty much all claims is "it takes a clear position", so I would go with that.
English and math are both very important but I believe math would be more important. You need to know math so you can manage your bills and know what you can spend and what you can't. Math is key for most things, like for example when you go to the grocery store you need to be able to add up how much you think your groceries will come to cause if you will want to know if you'll have enough money to pay for it all. Or when you pay bills you'll want to know what you have left for money and if you have enough to pay the bills you need to.
Answer:
He has over 200 wives, but no son.
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I believe the answer is D. but I am not 100% sure.