The main idea is the basic summary of what the whole text is about. However, since we can't personally read the passage, I can't tell you the exact main idea. But just read it and then think about what it was about! Then you got it!
D. Draw a pie chart of the primary categories the content covers.
The answer is D. "Trolls live under bridges; elves do not."
"<span>Only this and nothing more. And so faintly you came tapping, And each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor."</span>
Answer:
Children generally don't like to do their homework because they feel bored and prefer to spend their time and energy on leisure activities such as outdoor games and video games.
Therefore, dedication to studies is essential for the full development of a child, as knowledge is transforming and enabling for a better quality of life.
In the lesson "Who did Patrick's homework" he talks about a boy who didn't like to do his homework, and one day when saving an elf from his cat, he got the wish to have the elf for a month or helping with the homework, but what Patrick did not expect was that he would teach the elf with the knowledge acquired through books. So actually it was with Patrick's own efforts that he managed to get good grades in school, to develop as a person and as a student.
