Developing the Theme

What is the central theme of a story?

• Character development

• Main idea or underlying message

• Setting description

• Plot summary

How can you identify the central theme of a story?

• Examine the setting and time period of the story.

• Analyze the main idea or message conveyed by the author.

• Identify the main characters in the story.

• Evaluate the grammar and punctuation used in the story.

Why is it important to identify the central theme of a story?

• To identify the protagonist's name.

• To understand the main message or purpose of the story.

• To determine the author's favorite character.

• To analyze the story's setting.

What is the difference between the central theme and the main idea of a story?

• The central theme is the setting, while the main idea is the conflict.

• The central theme is the moral lesson, while the main idea is the plot.

• The central theme is the character development, while the main idea is the resolution.

• The central theme focuses on the message, while the main idea is the overall topic.

Which of the following is an example of a central theme?

• Gender equality and empowerment.

• Racial injustice and prejudice

• Technological advancements and innovation.

• Climate change and environmental degradation.

What can the central theme of a story teach us?

• Main message or lesson

• Setting description

• Plot summary

• Character development

Can a story have more than one central theme?

• No.

• Yes

• Sometimes.

• Only in certain cases.

What is the purpose of developing the theme in a story?

• To convey a central message or idea to the reader.

• To create suspense and intrigue in the story.

• To provide background information about the characters.

• To entertain the reader with interesting plot twists.

Which of the following is NOT a way to identify the central theme of a story?

• Guessing or assuming without evidence

• Analyzing the characters and their actions.

• Examining the author's writing style and tone.

• Identifying the setting and time period.

Why is it important to develop the theme in a story?

• To convey the central message or moral of the story.

• To make the story longer.

• To confuse the reader.

• To distract from the main plot.