Question

Harriet is reading a fictional book about the Egyptian pharaoh Senusret I. She is having trouble identifying the themes of the book. Which characteristic should she look for to identify a theme? It is stated by the author in the opening paragraph. It applies to texts other than the one she is reading. It is directly related to the author’s biography. It usually appears in the beginning of a text.

Answer 1

the answer is it usually appears in the begging of a text (D)

Step-by-step explanation:

becasue when you write an essay with a theme usually you write the theme clasoe to the beginning and i did it on edu

Answer 2

It usually appears in the beginning of a text.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question above is asking for the "theme" or the "main idea" of the literary work entitled, "Egyptian Pharaoh Senuseret I."

The main idea of a literary work usually appears in the beginning of a text, although there are times when it appears at the end of the text. It also serves as the concept in the book, which may be directly stated or implied.

So, this explains the answer.