The detail from "The Monkeys Paw" that most clearly helps create tension is Mr. Morris throws the monkey's paw into the fire and Mr. White grabs it.
<h3>What is Tension?</h3>
This refers to the situation in a story where the writer uses pacing and other literary elements to create suspense.
Hence, we can see that The detail from "The Monkeys Paw" that most clearly helps create tension is Mr. Morris throws the monkey's paw into the fire and Mr. White grabs it.
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Depending on the context of the story. It could very well be the references to mythological creatures and gods. The other case could be that the ancient Greek drama aspects. Much of Greek drama takes place off the stage. It is told about but not acted out.
Answer:
C). To inform the reader about the products and foods that a region offers.
Explanation:
As per the question, the author's key reason for writing the given excerpt from 'The Travels of Marco Polo' is 'to inform the reader about the products and foods that a region offers.' The descriptions of 'white incense, dates, rice grain, plentiful and abundant use of fish, consists of rice, meat, and fish' inform the readers about the food items that were commonly used in the region and how these food items and the products had a great impact on the economic, domestic, and social lives of people living there. Thus, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
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<em>The</em> highest mountain in Great Britain is <em>the</em> Ben Nevis, which is situated in <em>the</em> Grampians (a mountain range).
<em>The</em> Pennines are <em>the</em> mountains situated in <em>the</em> central part of Great Britain. They are separated from <em>the</em> Southern Uplands by <em>the</em> valley of River Tyne. <em>The</em> Tyne flows into <em>the</em> North Sea.
<em>The</em> mountain range called <em>the</em> Cambrians is in Wales. <em>The</em> highest mountain in <em>the</em> Cambrians is <em>the</em> Snowdon.
<em>The</em> longest river in Great Britain is <em>the</em> Severn. It rises in <em>the</em> Cambrians and flows into <em>the</em> Bristol Channel. <em>The</em> River Thames is not as long as the Severn but it is <em>the</em> most important river in Great Britain. London, <em>the</em> capital of the United Kingdom, is situated on <em>the</em> Thames.
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