Why is the theme of a story important?

1 The theme is important for character development.

2 It moves the plot of the story.

3 It is the main idea or thought within the story.

4 It leads to the climax.

Identify the central idea of "ain't I a women" A. Women are no different then men and should have the same rights B. There are too many differences between men and women C. Women should be allowed to own the same amount of property as men D.

Why is peace important?

What does connotation mean? A. The feelings, associations, and implications a word has B. Restating something in your own words C. Choosing the most extreme word to use D. The definition of a word

The following question is based on your reading of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Who is the narrator of this novel? a. Mr. Utterson b. Dr. Jekyll c. Mr. Hyde d. Mr. Enfield

What rule applies to the exhaust

Although Mary has been my best friend. We don't see each other often. Run on, fragment error, or unnecessary semicolon. (I believe it is a fragment error)

In paragraph three when Henry states: "Suffer not yourselves to be betrayed with a kiss," he is employing which rhetorical strategy? A) allusion B) ethos C) personification D) symbolism

From "A Nocturnal Reverie" by Anne Finch Joys in the inferior world, and thinks it like her own: In such a night let me abroad remain, Till morning breaks, and all's confused again;

Identify the participle and the word the participle modifies. One day my friend, excited about her new bicycle, called me on the phone.

Which form of poetry uses unexpected rhymes for the sake of humor?