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This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

Part A
What is a common theme of “A Letter to the Editor” and “Amelia Earhart: Pioneer”?

A.
You should become a pilot or an artist.

B.
You can do something great by working hard.

C.
You should be kind to your friends.

D.
You can make something beautiful without trying.

Part B
Which of these phrases supports the theme from Part A? Select one phrase from each passage.

A.
“… one of the most demanding and unforgiving mediums of the art world.” (Letter)

B.
“proud to be part of a school with such gifted students.” (Letter)

C.
“invited her to be a passenger on a cross-Atlantic flight.” (Amelia Earhart)

D.
“she never made it to her next destination.” (Amelia Earhart)

E.
"...after proving she was a world-class aviator..." (Amelia Earhart)

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ProfChris1

For Part A, we can see that the common theme of “A Letter to the Editor” and “Amelia Earhart: Pioneer” is: B. You can do something great by working hard.

For Part B, we can see that the phrases that support the theme from Part A are:

B. “proud to be part of a school with such gifted students.” (Letter).

E. "...after proving she was a world-class aviator..." (Amelia Earhart).

What is theme?

Theme in literature is known to be the message or idea that the author is trying to pass across and which actually appears in the work. Theme helps readers to grasp the lesson of the story.

We can see that both “A Letter to the Editor” and “Amelia Earhart: Pioneer” actually talk about doing something great if one works hard.

Learn more about theme on https://brainly.com/question/1400203

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