Which sentence best illustrates how the use of dramatic irony creates suspense in the passage? Select the correct text in the passage. The Project Leah and Maurice had been planning a citywide "Make Graffiti into Art" event for months—scouting locations, contacting government officials for permits, recruiting local artists and students, and building excitement via local news, radio, and social media outlets—and now it was time to see the results of all their efforts. While Leah and Maurice were busy setting up in the technology lab at their school, the artists were beginning to arrive at their assigned locations. Volunteers at each site distributed the art supplies as technology crews set up cameras to stream live video on the school's website of the artists working. After a while, Maurice received word that everyone was ready, and he and Leah prepared to start the video feed and cue the artists to begin. A short time later, they were granted access to the school website and began to count down "Ten, nine, eight . . .," as the palms of their hands hovered impatiently above the control panel. In unison, Leah and Maurice said, "One!" Then they switched on the various video feeds that were set up around the city and sent text messages to the artists telling them to begin. But something was wrong—only one or two video streams appeared at a time and only for a few seconds, which was a disaster of epic proportions because each site was painting one small part of a bigger message. Viewers were meant to progressively see the word community appear across the graffitied walls of the city as the artists completed their pieces. But the only thing viewers could see as the artists worked to complete their assignments—entirely unaware of the technical glitch that had taken place—were snippets of the intended message, a random letter such as c or the word it. No matter what Maurice and Leah tried, they could not get the video cameras to work, and messages from online viewers started popping up on the school's website. "Wha