Faraz tensed up as he listened to his tent walls flapping in the unrelenting wind. He heard a snap and thud echo through the forest as a branch met its fate. What else might succumb to the approaching storm's rage? Faraz shivered as he listened to the animals howl a warning to each other. He was unable to determine the proximity of the frightened creatures to his campsite. This scenario was definitely not included in the brochure soliciting volunteers for the project. He prepared himself for a long, sleepless night.
a. by contrasting Faraz's situation with the brochure asking for volunteers
b. by including the sounds of the tent, the branch, and the animals in the storm
c. by showing whether other people are facing the approaching storm with Faraz
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d. by highlighting Faraz's sense of isolation and vulnerability in the face of the storm.
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