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Snowcat [4.5K]
2 years ago
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Question 10 of 15 Which sentence is the best example of a universal theme? A. The only honorable way to live is to take dangerou

s risks. B. Slavery was a failure in the great experiment that is America. C. Workers should save now if they want to retire comfortably. D. When people have too much power, they tend to misuse it.​
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77julia77 [94]2 years ago
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The sentence that constitutes the best example of a universal theme is;

D. When people have too much power, they tend to misuse it.​

A universal theme is one that is relatable to all people despite their cultural backgrounds. It is a fact that absolute power corrupts absolutely. It is a part of human nature.

In every culture, people can relate to the fact that when individuals, some who even gave off the attitude of being righteous, are given power, they tend to abuse it.

The option that best serves as a universal theme is option D.

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