Question

1. how does the author develop suspense in paragraph 35? a by establishing skavinskis internal conflict about his decision b by contrasting the sailors out in the ocean with skavinskis job on the island c by relaying that skavinski retires to his room deep inside the tower d by describing the ocean storm increasing in intensity outside skavinskis tower 34. how does the passage reflect the cultural experience of being a lighthouse keeper? a it describes the romantic beauty of living in such a remote setting. b it develops the connection to the sea that comes from closely monitoring its changes. c it emphasizes the isolated existence and grueling nature of the work. d it highlights the suspicions that arise about those who live on the outskirts of society.

Explanation:

For question 33, suspense is often developed through creating a sense of unease or anticipation. A storm increasing in intensity outside a character's location can build tension and suspense. For question 34, the life of a lighthouse - keeper is typically associated with isolation and hard - work.

Answer:

1. D
2. C