A tale shows a liar losing all his friends. Its theme is:
ALies are clever
BFriends never leave
CMoney is power
DHonesty matters
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Honesty matters
1. A theme is the central message of a story.
2. The story links lying with losing friends.
3. The message is that honesty matters.
4. The other options contradict what the story shows.
**Why not the others:** The story shows lies costing friends, so lies being clever, friends never leaving and money being power contradict or ignore it.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Theme (narrative)", section "introduction" (revision 1376551071)_
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