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Which statement best describes the theme of a fictional text?

A. A theme is stated during the exposition of a text.
B. A theme is a character's opinion about a topic.
C. A theme is an idea about a topic developed throughout the work by the author.
D. A theme is a dilemma faced by a character in the text.



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Final answer:

Theme in a fictional text is the central idea developed by the author throughout the work, often implied rather than stated explicitly.


Explanation:

Theme of a Fictional Text

Theme in a fictional text refers to the central idea developed by the author throughout the work.

This idea is not explicitly stated but rather implied through the plot, characters, and setting.

An example of this could be the theme of friendship in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.


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