Which of the following questions can help determine the theme of a non-fiction text?

A. What are the author's credentials?
B. What is the author's main argument or perspective?
C. How long is the text?
D. What year was it published?

Answer: What is the author's main argument or perspective?

Additional Information: Identifying the main argument aids in uncovering the thematic message.

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