Authors create tension in a story so the reader will be wondering what's going to happen, and might relate more to the story depending on where the tension is. If it's between two characters, or if the author will have one characters POV (point of view) about to have something really bad/good happen, and then change to a different POV so the reader keeps wondering what's going to happen, until it changes to the other POV again.
Answer:
<h2>Bronze.</h2>
Explanation:
<em>The Shang Dynasty is the oldest Chinese dynasty that have been found by archaeologists. </em>They biggest contribution was their work with bronze, they made a lot of crafts, like vessels. They considered the bronze as a treasure because allow them to do ornamental stuff, but also to craft weapons for military, since that they were continuously in wars.
They had an advance society, surrounded by walls to protect themselves from Barbarians. Also, they had a strong politics and military power. According to archaeologists, they were the first using two-wheels cars and horses to achieve larger distances in shorter periods of time, which gave them a big advantages over others armies.
Heya here’s your answer
1) He told me that he could help me
2) They said they would join us for lunch
3) I told you that I was going to be late
4) The article said that the accident happened the day before
5) Our teacher had told us that she had lost our homework
