Question

Although Herman is talented at mathematics, his true passion is philosophy. Everyone in his life tells him there is no future in a field like philosophythe real demand is for scientists, engineers, and others who are expected to have a strong foundation in math. Herman ignores his peers and rejects high-paying careers in favor of a more intellectually satisfying role as a philosophy teacher. Which statement is most clearly a theme in this story?

Answer 1

Answer:

Although Herman is talented at mathematics, his true passion is philosophy.

Explanation:

The statement "Although Herman is talented at mathematics, his true passion is philosophy" most clearly gives the theme of the story.

The statement actually revealed that Herman is gifted in mathematics which made everyone in his life not happy with his choice of career in philosophy. The statement gives the reader two clear information about Herman-

1. He is talented in mathematics

2. He has passion for philosophy

And throughout the story, these two information resonates.