Read the story summary and then answer the question:On her first day of college, Ria decided to specialize in two subjects: philosophy and mathematics. Students in both fields were intimidating; they acted like they were already mathematicians and philosophers, even though they were just freshmen. However, most of the students dropped out over the years while Ria studied hard, graduated with honors, and become a well-known scholar in the philosophy of mathematics.Which statement is most clearly a theme in this story?A.People should be true to their dreams.B.An identity must be earned, not chosen.C.Mathematics is a universal language.D.Philosophy is the best career path.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

write an analytical paragraph with the main point, what is the author's message, about the text. "Your College Major May Not Be As Important As You Think" by Zac Bissonnette

Read the following passage:A woman has a successful career as a psychologist and an author. Although she has high hopes of her daughter achieving a similar status, the daughter dreams of teaching English in a developing country far away.Which plot development would most logically lead a reader to conclude that the themes of this story are putting family first and accepting differences?A.The woman agrees to make a large donation to a charitable organization if her daughter stays in school to complete her degree.B.The woman wishes her daughter well and becomes immersed in work to keep from missing her.C.The woman offers her daughter the opportunity to coauthor a book with her in order to keep her close to home.D.The woman plans a fund-raising speaking event to support the construction of a new school in the village where her daughter will be teaching.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

give me another essay, with the same given words, but about succeeding in college

In a personal narrative, an author describes her experiences as a teacher in a poor village far from her home country. After suffering emotional and material losses, she decided to turn her attention to those less fortunate than herself. To her surprise, she found her students to be more content than she herself had ever been.What two topics does this narrative most clearly address?A.Solitude in nature and self-reflectionB.Charity toward others and failed romanceC.Perseverance and the importance of educationD.Dealing with loss and personal growthSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What kind of information belongs in a summary of a story?several direct quotes from the storya long analysis of the story’s meaningonly a statement of the story’s themethe most important events and details