English, 13.10.2020 02:01 cathydaves

What is the central idea of this text? Central idea
What is the central idea of this text? (mark the correct answer With 10 pts
A Magical folktales have no value and we should ignore them
B. These magical folktales help people understand the concerns they have in their
own lives
C. Latin American folktales often teach people what is important to care about in
their culture, and what is forbidden
D. A story tells that laughter began when bat people tickled a native man
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