2) How does the author create suspense within this story?

A) The use of flashbacks within the story create a sense

of mystery.

B) The pacing of the story is slow and leaves the

surprise until the end.

C) The use of parallel storylines creates an air of

mystery and suspense.

D) The author reveals the surprise at the beginning and

then explains the details.

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Maggie Cox

13 February, 18:17

2) How does the author create suspense within this story?

A) The use of flashbacks within the story create a sense

of mystery.

B) The pacing of the story is slow and leaves the

surprise until the end.

C) The use of parallel storylines creates an air of

mystery and suspense.

D) The author reveals the surprise at the beginning and

then explains the details.

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Emmett Lloyd · Answer 1

The use of flashback within the story create a sense or mystery

Burton · Answer 2

Ellery keeps looking back at the clock as it gets closer to the end of the class period. He and Miss Carpenter are worried. This shows both pacing and suspense because the action happens quickly and the reader does not know when the crime will be solved.