What should the claim or thesis statement of a literary analysis do?
Select one:
a. express a...
What should the claim or thesis statement of a literary analysis do?
Select one:
a. express a clear opinion about the literary work
b. make a specific statement about the effect of one or more literary elements
c. sum up the plot of the work
d. clearly express your understanding of the theme of the literary work
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