How does the author of the passage create tension?
2 answers:
Hello there!
I believe your answer is
By introducing Mr. Peters in Paragraph 2 but not mentioning him again, the author creates a cliffhanger and a sense of uncertainty.
or
By describing the time Samara spent at the library, the author slows the pace of the passage, building excitement before the zoning board meeting.
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~CoCo
Answer:
It’s D
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