How does the use of foreshadowing most likely affect the reader?

It makes the reader feel confident that Ellery has narrowed down the suspects who may have committed the crime and will proceed to find one of them guilty.

It makes the reader feel excited to see how Miss Carpenter will feel when Joey Buell, Howard Ruffo, or David Strager is found guilty of the crime.

It makes the reader feel anxious that Ellery will not be able to prove that Joey Buell, Howard Ruffo, or David Strager committed the crime.

It makes the reader feel that Ellery has misidentified who is responsible for committing the crime and will end up feeling embarrassed.

It makes the reader feel confident that Ellery has narrowed down the suspects who may have committed the crime and will proceed to find one of them guilty.

Explanation:

Foreshadowing is a literary device in which a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story. Foreshadowing is a literary device that appears at the beginning of a story, or a chapter, in which a writer gives an advance hint to the reader to develop his expectations about the story or a chapter.

In the given question,

the use of foreshadowing makes the reader feel confident that Ellery has narrowed down the suspects who may have committed the crime and will proceed to find one of them guilty.