One theme of this passage is: Don't brag about your accomplishments before you've completed them.

How does the author use the details of the passage to develop that theme?

The uncle tells the narrator a story about what happened to a man who bragged about something before he finished it.

The narrator celebrates catching a fish too early, and he loses the fish in the process.

The narrator's uncle boasts about all of the fish he is going to catch on the trip but fails to catch any fish at all.

The narrator brags about what a good fisherman he is, so his uncle takes him fishing to prove it.

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Kade Spencer

11 March, 11:34

One theme of this passage is: Don't brag about your accomplishments before you've completed them.

How does the author use the details of the passage to develop that theme?

The uncle tells the narrator a story about what happened to a man who bragged about something before he finished it.

The narrator celebrates catching a fish too early, and he loses the fish in the process.

The narrator's uncle boasts about all of the fish he is going to catch on the trip but fails to catch any fish at all.

The narrator brags about what a good fisherman he is, so his uncle takes him fishing to prove it.

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Myles Malone · Answer 1

All three examples develop the theme because they are clear examples of the theme being put into action. The theme is about not bragging too early, and the examples are situations in which people bragged too early. Thus, the theme and examples are corresponding.