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What can the reader use to best interpret the theme of a story ? “the yellow wallpaper” A) The time period in which the story was written B) The chronological order of events that happen in the story C)
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What can the reader use to best interpret the theme of a story ? “the yellow wallpaper”
A) The time period in which the story was written
B) The chronological order of events that happen in the story
C) The personal opinion of the author that creates a sense of bias
D) The details from the story that suggest a universal truth
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i think the answer a is the best one.
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