How can an author slow down the pacing of a story and force the reader to pay more attention?

A. By foreshadowing events that will happen later B. By using complex sentences that have a lot of details C. By using simple language and short sentences D. By flashing back to events that happened earlier

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Kinley Lowery

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15 July, 17:42

How can an author slow down the pacing of a story and force the reader to pay more attention?

A. By foreshadowing events that will happen later B. By using complex sentences that have a lot of details C. By using simple language and short sentences D. By flashing back to events that happened earlier

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Ronnie Casey · Answer 1

Another one, B. by using complex sentences that have a lot of details.

Thalia · Answer 2

I would say that an author can slow down the pacing of a story and force the reader to pay more attention D. by flashing back to events that happened earlier.

This is an effective way to slow down the story a bit but also present more information about it.

How can an author slow down the pacing of a story and force the reader to pay more attention?A. By foreshadowing events that will happen later B. By using complex sentences that have a lot of details C. By using simple language and short sentences D. By flashing back to events that happened earlier