Read this passage. In the end, he made his decision about what to do, and he decided to do what was right for his family. It was not easy to give up such a great opportunity, but there would be more in the future. Derek's family had always supported him, so now it was his time to be there for them. Which theme does this passage convey? You never know until you try. Love comes to those who wait. Do not let anyone hold you back. Family is most important.

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Gabriella Khan

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23 October, 23:38

Read this passage. In the end, he made his decision about what to do, and he decided to do what was right for his family. It was not easy to give up such a great opportunity, but there would be more in the future. Derek's family had always supported him, so now it was his time to be there for them. Which theme does this passage convey? You never know until you try. Love comes to those who wait. Do not let anyone hold you back. Family is most important.

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Abraham Scott · Answer 1

The correct answer is D. Family is most important

Explanation:

A theme, for example, "Family is most important" is an underlying idea expressed through different elements in a narrative text. In the case of the passage presented, this theme is expressed through the events in the story because the character Derek decides to reject an important opportunity just to stay with his family. This can be seen in "Derek's family had always supported him, so now it was his time to be there for them". This shows family prevails over everything, and therefore "Family is most important."