A door that is cracked open.
What makes this passage suspenseful? Check all that apply.
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English, 24.04.2020 17:51 chickennuggets0621
A door that is cracked open.
What makes this passage suspenseful? Check all that apply.
"The young man knew something horrible was behind the door. He placed his hand on the doorknob and slowly turned it.”
A: The reader wonders what is behind the door.
B: The reader wonders what is horrible.
C: The reader wonders if the man will open the door quickly or slowly.
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