Which of the following is not something that to reveal a story’s theme?
a. what the character says
b. the actions of a character
c. the resolution of the story’s conflict
d. the year the story was written

The correct answer is D. The year the story was written

Explanation:

In literature, the story's theme refers to the underlying idea of a story that is usually a belief or idea relate to some aspect of human life the author wants to convey. This idea can be given explicitly by the author, but in most cases, this is revealed by other literary elements this includes the main conflict and the resolution of it and the words, values, behavior, and actions of the characters. On the other hand, the year the story was written is linked to the context of the story, but does not reveal the theme as the year or era in which a work is written or published is not connected to a specific theme and it is necessary to study the story itself and the different elements of it to discover the theme. Therefore, the one that is not something that helps to reveal the theme is the year the story was written.