Understanding Main Idea and Theme in Writing
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What is the major distinction between theme and the main idea?

  • The theme is the plot of the story, while the main idea is the lesson or moral.
  • The theme is the lesson or moral, while the main idea is the plot of the story. (correct)
  • The theme informs us about the characters, while the main idea informs us about the setting.
  • The theme is a condensed version of the story, while the main idea is a detailed version of the story.

    • What is the most frequent method used to reduce the length of a text?

  • Writing longer and detailed stories.
  • Using a more condensed form of literature. (correct)
  • Emphasizing even the smallest details of the story.
  • Incorporating the entire novel in primary school literature curriculum.

    • Why is it difficult to incorporate famous novels like Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations in primary school literature curriculum?

  • The novels are too complex and lengthy for primary school kids to comprehend. (correct)
  • The novels do not have any moral lessons to teach primary school kids.
  • Primary school kids do not enjoy reading famous novels.
  • The novels are too short for primary school kids to comprehend.

    • What do most people prefer when it comes to conveying a writer's message?

    <p>A shorter version that conveys the writer’s message. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are some authors simply using writing for?

    <p>To teach readers a lesson or moral. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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