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When you attempt to interpret the theme of a short story, you are engaging in which activities?

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Answer 1
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Analyzing a story means to find basic facts about the story. You want to find the meaning of the story and supporting evidence for the meaning. The basic facts make the basic elements of the story. Since it is a short story, the title itself is also related to the facts and it is important to take that into account, as well.

Answer 2
Answer: Research

When you attempt to interpret the theme of a short story, you are engaging in which activities?

You're engaging in research since you're trying to identify the implication of the said short story, moreover, you are trying to define, comprehend and analyze the passage, position and message the short story is trying to communicate. Research allows you to delve in such areas in the story to support why a specific thought of idea was brought into.
 

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Answer:

  • Identify whether the mineral has a chemical composition.

Explanation:

In order to determine whether an unknown substance is a mineral tests to determine some properties need to be done.

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b. spoiled rich teenager learns humility after working with the homeless.
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The answer is: B. Spoiled rich teenager learns humility after working with the homeless.

(A dynamic character is one that changes in some way throughout the story.)

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B.
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C.
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