Question

Sami has just finished her short-story assignment for English class. Read the conclusion to her narrative.

Emma paused and took stock of her day so far. First the family dog had escaped from the backyard. Then her little brother had fallen off his bike and landed on a large ant mound. She herself had broken an expensive mixing bowl in the kitchen, and then locked herself out of the house when she went to throw away the shattered glass. Could anything else possibly go wrong?

Which of the following techniques did Sami use to make this an effective paragraph in her story?

A.
sequencing events chronologically
B.
including relevant, descriptive details
C.
introducing the theme of the narrative
D.
encouraging the reader to think about what might happen next

Answer 1

Its a

Step-by-step explanation:

It Should Be a Cause its Correct and I Did The Quiz! I Hope This Helps sorry if im late

Answer 2

The answer is D

Step-by-step explanation:

You know its D cause of the last sentence, "Could anything else possibly go wrong?"