1) a)You don't know what is going to happen to James.
b)Again, what is in the envelope, you don't know.
c)Well what are they going to choose
2) a)Stephanie Gulped, when opening the package. She couldn't believe her eyes.
b)He knew it was the right time to find out, who was the bachelor choosing that time?
c)Suddenly, the car swerved right. Her life flashed in front of her.
3)Your Teacher probably wants you to do that one without help
(Btw, Cliffhangers is a suspenseful part of the story when you the reader doesn't know what will happen next hope that helps)<span />
To write a hook for this sentence, you can present a question that will only be answered during the text.
This because:
- In an essay, the hook is what allows the reader to feel stimulated to continue reading.
- In that case, presenting a question that is not answered can stimulate and persuade the reader to look for answers.
- This allows the reading to advance and the text to become more dynamic.
An example hook you might pose is "Do all college students become successful professionals?"
More information on persuasive essays at the link:
brainly.com/question/891236
Their conversation was unsettling, for the gravity of their topic contrasted so oddly with the Lightness of their tone.
