Which term refers to 'the answer or solution to the problem or struggle'?

• A. Textual Evidence
• B. Specific details
• C. Resolution
• D. Inferences

Answer: (C)

The main idea being tested is a word for the part of a story that names the final answer or solution to the problem. This is the moment when the central struggle is resolved and outcomes are revealed, bringing closure. That term is Resolution. It marks the point at which the conflict is settled and the question posed by the plot is answered, providing a satisfying end to the narrative’s tension.

Textual Evidence refers to the quotes or details from the text that support a claim, not the solution to a problem. Specific details are the exact facts given in the text, not the final answer. Inferences are conclusions you draw from clues, which is a reasoning step rather than the actual solution of the struggle in the story.