One theme of this fable is that there is a need for being honest, even at a personal cost. Which of the following best describes how the author developed the theme? (2 points)
By showing how the Woodman was punished for his good deeds
By characterizing Mercury as a forgiving and empathetic god
By pointing out the character flaws in the other Woodmen, and comparing them to the Woodman’s decency
By establishing the setting of the forest as a dark and ominous place
One theme of this fable is that there is a need for being honest, even at a personal cost. Which of…
One theme of this fable is that there is a need for being honest, even at a personal cost. Which of the following best describes how the author developed the theme? (2 points)
