Question

The observation an author makes about life in his story is its _____.

theme,
plot,
conflict,
characters

Answer 1

The observation an author makes about life in his story is its theme.

A theme is like the moral in the story, it states the lesson/point of the story. The conflict is the problem in the story, and the plot is the sequence of order.

Answer: Theme

Answer 2

theme is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The observation an author makes about life in his story is its theme.

• A theme is similar to moral in the narrative.

• It states the lesson or purpose of the story.

• A theme in a part of literature.
• Themes are the primary and often widespread concepts examined in the work.

• A theme in an expert's job or in a task of literature is a purpose in it that the writer or artist states