Question 2 of 24
In a story, two siblings who do not get along well must band together for
co...
Question 2 of 24
In a story, two siblings who do not get along well must band together for
comfort when their mother marries a man they do not like.
Which two literary themes most likely apply to this story?
O A. The experience of learning and the value of defining one's own
identity
O B. The value of open-mindedness and the pursuit of love
O C. The need to set aside differences and the ability to forgive others
O D. The struggle for self-respect and the difficulties of defining a
family
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