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How does the author of A Night to Remember convincingly relate the sinking of the Titanic? by including information about the setting so that readers know where the ship sinks by describing the design
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How does the author of A Night to Remember convincingly relate the sinking of the Titanic? by including information about the setting so that readers know where the ship sinks by describing the design of the ship so that readers understand why the event happens by listing the number of lifeboats on the ship so that readers know how many are on hand by building tension so that readers feel like they are experiencing the event with the passengers

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Answer: (D) By building tension so that readers feel like they are experiencing the event with the passengers.

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