Answer:
It's a big deal, so you can understand and summarize/ paraphrase the story.
Explanation:
If you read the story, you will understand and comprehend what is happening inside the story. If you don't read the story and just answer the questions, you might get frustrated because you didn't read the story, you don't know the answers.
Here is an example:
Little Red Riding Hood
1. How did the wolf manipulate the girl?
You don't know the answer to the question because you didn't read the story, you are either forced to guess and use context clues or go back and read the story.
I hope this helped :)
Answer:
it can be proven or disproven
Explanation:
We cannot call the statement "There are 54 states in the United States" an opinion because it can be proven or disproven.
<span>The correct answer is C - theme. In any piece of fiction, the theme will be an underlying thought or idea that ties the entire narrative together through connected events or motifs. This theme will be something that is hinted at subtly through other elements of the story such as plot, characters, conflicts, etc and will not be explicitly explained, but the reader will still be very much aware that it is there.</span>
