Question

____is used for fiction and ____ ____ is used for non - fiction
fortnite, battle pass
theme, central idea
theme, summary
central idea, theme

Explanation:

In literature (a subfield of Arts), the "theme" is commonly associated with fiction (it's the underlying message in a fictional work), and "summary" is used for non - fiction (to give an overview of non - fictional content). The other options: "fortnite, battle pass" are related to a game, not literary terms. "theme, central idea" and "central idea, theme" mix up the typical usage for fiction and non - fiction as central idea is more about non - fiction's main point and theme is more for fiction's message, but the correct pairing for fiction (theme) and non - fiction (summary) is in the green option.

Answer:

C. theme, summary (assuming the green option is labeled C; if the labels are different, adjust the label but keep the text "theme, summary")