One school-appropriate story that creates tension and mystery is "The Westing Game" by Ellen Raskin. In this novel, the sudden death of the wealthy Samuel W. Westing leads to a complex game among the heirs, each trying to uncover the mystery of his will and claim the fortune. The author builds tension through intricate clues and the unpredictable behavior of the characters, leaving readers constantly guessing who will emerge as the winner while also adding humorous elements through quirky personalities and absurd situations. This combination keeps the audience engaged and eager to solve the mystery alongside the characters.
15 of 1615 of 16 Items Question In a story, authors will often create tension and mystery. Provide an example of a school-appropriate story you have read in which the author creates mystery and tension. Note that tension and mystery can be humorous. Then, explain how the author created mystery and tension. Please write 2-4 sentences. (3 points) 0 / 10000 Word Limit Skip to navigation page 1 of 1
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