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Universal Themes in Lord of the Flies

Question 5 • VT-FL-FAST-Grade 10 English Language Arts-Reading

What is the difference between a theme and a universal theme?

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A

A theme is directly stated, while a universal theme is implied.

B

A theme relates to one part of a work, while a universal theme relates to a whole work.

C

A theme is a specific statement, while a universal theme is a broad idea.

D

A theme applies to people today, while a universal theme applies to people from all times.

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