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Which one is it? A novel’s theme is best defined as the event that takes place in the story. the two opposing forces within the text. the message a text conveys about a topic. t…

Which one is it? A novel’s theme is best defined as the event that takes place in the story. the two opposing forces within the text. the message a text conveys about a topic. t…
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Which one is it?

A novel’s theme is best defined as

the event that takes place in the story.
the two opposing forces within the text.
the message a text conveys about a topic.
the person who drives the action.

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the message it conveys

explanation: the theme is always a message in a story
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Answer:

the event that takes place in the story

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