How is the central idea different from the theme? ...

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How is the central idea different from the theme?

A. Central idea is a lesson; theme is the topic.

B. Central idea is the story’s overall controlling point; theme is the lesson to be learned.

C. Central idea and theme are the same.

D. Central idea is for fiction; theme is for nonfiction.

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