Question

how was this vile nervous fit, for such i now persuaded myself it was, to be conquered? i determined to force myself not to look at the painting but to undress quickly and get into bed. i began to undress, but in spite of every effort i could not keep myself from stealing a glance every now and then at the picture; and a glance was now sufficient to distress me. even when my back was turned to it, the idea of this strange face behind me, peering over my shoulder, was insufferable.... i had grown nervous to a dismal degree. what suspenseful actions of the narrator contribute to the tone of the passage? check the three best answers undressing uncomfortably going to sleep being unable to take his eyes away being nervous hearing the strange face make a noise done the adventure of the mysterious

Explanation:

The narrator's inability to look away from the painting, being nervous, and the idea of the strange - face behind causing distress all contribute to a suspenseful tone. Undressing uncomfortably and going to sleep are not as directly related to creating suspense.

Answer:

being unable to take his eyes away
being nervous
hearing the strange face make a noise