How are tension and suspense different?

O A. Tension is the climax or the moment of greatest excitement in the

story, while suspense is the action leading up to a plots climactic

moment

O B. Tension is the sense that something is going to happen to the

characters, while suspense presents the reader with a character's

unresolved conflict.

O C. Tension is the feeling writers create when introducing conflict into

a plot, while suspense is the feeling of warting to know what

happens next in the story

O D. Tension is an event explained early in a plotline that introduces

conflict to the story, while suspense is a hint that something is

going to happen

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Bird

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16 January, 23:55

How are tension and suspense different?

O A. Tension is the climax or the moment of greatest excitement in the

story, while suspense is the action leading up to a plots climactic

moment

O B. Tension is the sense that something is going to happen to the

characters, while suspense presents the reader with a character's

unresolved conflict.

O C. Tension is the feeling writers create when introducing conflict into

a plot, while suspense is the feeling of warting to know what

happens next in the story

O D. Tension is an event explained early in a plotline that introduces

conflict to the story, while suspense is a hint that something is

going to happen

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Jaxon Santiago · Answer 1

The answer is C. Tension is the feeling writers create when introducing conflict into a plot, while suspense is the feeling of wanting to know what happens next in the story