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In literature, what is a subject? O A. an idea about the work OB. a perspective on the work OC. a topic of the particular work OD. a statement about the work

In literature, what is a subject? O A. an idea about the work OB. a perspective on the work OC. a topic of the particular work OD. a statement about the work
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In literature, what is a subject?

O A.
an idea about the work
OB. a perspective on the work
OC.
a topic of the particular work
OD. a statement about the work

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Answer:

C

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A topic of the particular work

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Answer: c

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why cause a subject in literature preforms an action, or indicates whom or what the sentence is about

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