Theme

Authors may place a theme at the ending to create a sense of emotional release or ———— for the reader.

• Didactic

• Nuance

• Epiphany

• Catharsis

Answer explanation

Placing the theme at the ending can create a sense of emotional release or catharsis for the reader.

What is the theme of a book?

• 1. The lesson the author wants readers to learn

• 1. The central idea or underlying message explored throughout the story

• 2. The specific events or actions taken by the characters

• 1. The author's biography and personal background

How does the theme of a book differ from the moral of the book?

• 1. A theme focuses on the author's intentions, while a moral focuses on the reader's interpretation.

• 1. A theme is the central idea explored throughout the story, while a moral is the lesson or message conveyed by the story.

• 1. A theme is universal, while a moral is specific to the characters' actions.

• 1. A theme is revealed at the beginning of the book, while a moral is revealed at the end.

What is the contribution of the theme in a book?

• 1. adds complexity to the characters' personalities.

• 1. provides insight into the author's worldview and beliefs.

• 1. creates a deeper understanding of the story's significance and relevance.

• 1. determines the pacing and structure of the plot.

Avoiding____ is one way of how authors display their artistic freedom.

• Didacticism

• Revelations

• Imagery

• Catharsis

Where can one most likely find a theme of literary work?

• In dialogue and subtexts

• In symbols and imagery

• In plot and storyline

• From Author’s Intent

• All of the above

Which of the following is true about major theme?

• Used as a spices of the story

• helps for the complexity of the story

• 1. shapes the core message of the story

• 1. It may weave in and out

Which book incorporates spirituality and wisdom as its major theme?

• Powerless

• Delirium

• The Maze Runner

• The Alchemist

Which of the following are types of themes commonly found in literature and storytelling?

• 1. Universal lessons and morals

• 1. Character development and growth

• 1. Cultural and societal influences

• All of the above

A theme and a moral sometimes can be the same.

• TRUE

• FALSE