Question

central idea of poem robin by anonymous writer class 3 of oxford modern english?​

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Answer:

Main Idea is what the piece is mostly about. This is different from a summary, which includes relevant details and the major plot points. Main idea gets to the big picture and does so in usually a single sentence. Think about Romeo and Juliet. The opening Prologue is Shakespeare's summary of the play, and it took him 18 lines. Main idea is much briefer. Two young lovers are destined to die, and their romance threatens their warring families. All the little details work to support the main idea.

When you're reading a poem, the main idea might not be as obvious as in a play or a movie, so here are some steps to follow to help you discover the main idea. You'll need to rev up your brain, so let's use the acronym RPM.