English, 20.10.2020 01:01 mistysallaberry

The following question refers to the passage from "The Reef" and the excerpt from Metamorphoses.
Which theme do both “The Reef and the excerpt from Metamorphoses have
in common?
Hasty decision-making is a hallmark of youth.
The wisdom of elders should not be disregarded.
Age does not define a person's character.
Respect for elders is shown through obedience.

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The following question refers to the passage from "The Reef" and the excerpt from Metamorphoses.