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Which is a universal theme from the passage? A. the power of love B. the ill effects of unchecked ambition C. the abuse of authority D. the quest for knowledge and truth
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Which is a universal theme from the passage?

A.
the power of love
B.
the ill effects of unchecked ambition
C.
the abuse of authority
D.
the quest for knowledge and truth

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D. the ill effects of unchecked ambition

Step-by-step explanation:

In the passage, Kieran is too ambitious and wants to go to the national try-outs despite his trainer's advice to the contrary. As a result, he performs poorly and faces disappointment. This shows the ill effects of unchecked ambition.

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