How is C correct at all? The stimulus never mentions the words "concern" or "interest." In the video, it tells us over and over that these themes are concerns and interests but there is zero evidence toward that fact. D stuck out as the strongest to me, as it says in the beginning that storytelling is a universal aspect in both present and past cultures.

#feedback I feel like these lesson questions are not as useful as they could be. We are immediately given the correct answer in a majority of these lessons and the questions are usually significantly easier than the practice questions. We should at least have the opportunity on lesson questions to review the stimulus and answers on our own before being handed the answer in the videos.

#feedback There ABSOLUTELY must be a more clear way to explain the correct answer to this question. There must be a way to more clearly explain the wrong answers as well. If the answer to both of those is no, then at least raise the difficulty meter of the question so that we do not feel like idiots.

How is C possibly correct? It is COMPLETELY unreasonable to assume an actor of this play did not have a copy of this play. How could they complete a single scene, let alone the entire play, if they did not have a copy? D is much more accurate to me. A spectator likely does not have a copy but could, reasonably, go to see this play and only really remember their favorite parts. I understand this question and question type, but C as the correct answer just makes zero sense to me.