What is a key difference between a theme and a central idea?
a. a central idea is speci...
What is a key difference between a theme and a central idea?
a. a central idea is specific to a genre, such as epic poetry, while a theme is specific to a medium, such as written text.
b. a central idea is relatively neutral, while a theme makes some kind of moral point.
c. a central idea is a concept that a written work suggests, while a theme is a concept that it states directly.
d. a theme is shown by characterization or plot, while a central idea is shown by rhetoric or stated directly.
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