If the theme of a text is NOT limited to a particular culture but is relevant to all times and places, it is said to have a/an:
Correct answer: D. universal appeal
- A. communal appeal
- B. emotional appeal
- C. national appeal
- D. universal appeal
Explanation
A theme with universal appeal transcends cultural boundaries and resonates with people from various backgrounds and time periods. Therefore, it is said to have a universal appeal.
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