Question

When does a writer often reveal an implied universal theme in a story? A. at the resolution of the story, as the reader discovers how the story ends B. at the same time that the action of the story begins C. in the middle of the story, but before the reader can predict the outcome D. before the action of the story, when the writer is describing the setting 1 of 10

Answer 1

C. is the best answer

Answer 2

Answer:

The writer often reveals an implied universal theme in a story:

B. at the same time that the action of the story begins

Explanation:

The writers introduce the main topic at the very beginning of the story. While the implied themes are introduced when the argumental spins start. Because the writer will develop them in a second argumental line that will mix the principal argumental line to create an interaction that will create interest and suspense in the reader's mind to maintain him or her interested in the story.