English, 08.11.2019 18:31, samueladetoro54

47 what is a theme of the poem?
a
children desire what their parents value.
b
cherished objects can create connections between family members.
c
what is extraordinary to some may seem ordinary to others.
d
old objects can be made new again by using imagination.

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47 what is a theme of the poem?
a
children desire what their parents value.
b