JANEI: Un, what's she going in there? Snopping? BRIAN: Returning. She found out they gave her three boxes of tea bags, but they only charged her for one. JANET: So she's giving them back? (BRIAN sighs and then shakes his head.) BRIAN: Nope. She's trying to pay for the other two JANET: Oh. How long has she been in there. BRIAN: Half an hour. JANET: Half an hour?For two boxes of tea bags? Does it even matter? (HELENE enters, presumably from the store.) HELEN: It matters to me. Passage 2 Cute Cat by Bob Hennessey CHARACTERS: DAN PAT Stage Set: DAN and PAT sit in a comfortable living room. A cat purrs and rubs against PAT's leg. PAT: Cute cat. DAN: Thanks. PAT: What's its name? DAN: Colette. PAT: She's really friendly. 5 Which of the following themes do these two dramas have in common? A. charity B. weakness C. caution D. integrity Reset Next

The correct answer is D. integrity.<br /><br />In the first passage, the character JANEI is trying to return two boxes of tea bags that she received for free, but the store owner BRIAN is trying to pay for them. This shows that JANEI is acting with integrity by trying to do the right thing and return the items she didn't pay for.<br /><br />In the second passage, the characters DAN and PAT are discussing their friendly cat Colette. There is no direct mention of any theme related to charity, weakness, or caution in the passage. However, the fact that they are taking care of the cat and treating it with kindness and respect suggests a theme of integrity in their actions towards the animal.<br /><br />Therefore, the common theme between the two dramas is integrity, as it is demonstrated through the characters' actions and attitudes towards others, whether it be the store owner or the cat.