select the correct answer from the drop - down menu. how does the author build tension in this excerpt of he phantom rickshaw\? the author builds tension around jacks belief that he is being visited by mrs. wessingtons ghost by revealing character traits and thoughts through dialogue providing detailed descriptions of the setting and characters using imagery and figurative language to convey complex ideas relating a series of events over the course of several paragraphs (adapted excerpt) those stories written by rudyard narrative, jack, who has rejected an officer’s wife with whom he has is that the end of their romance is a in further as jack becomes he loves. eventually, mrs. and jack is relieved that she can me after, jack makes a horrible feeling his way over the loose hammering at my side - while all as had then come from the plains, om and petit’s veranda - i was aware distance, was calling me by my had heard the voice before, but e determine. in the short space it pain from hamilton’s shop and the ope i had thought over half - a - dozen such a solecism, 4 and had e been some singing in my ears. my eye was arrested by the sight of e ivory, pulling a yellow - paneled. nt my mind flew back to the previous a sense of irritation and disgust. was dead and done with, without her ng to spoil the day’s happiness?

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select the correct answer from the drop - down menu. how does the author build tension in this excerpt of 	he phantom rickshaw\? the author builds tension around jacks belief that he is being visited by mrs. wessingtons ghost by revealing character traits and thoughts through dialogue providing detailed descriptions of the setting and characters using imagery and figurative language to convey complex ideas relating a series of events over the course of several paragraphs (adapted excerpt) those stories written by rudyard narrative, jack, who has rejected an officer’s wife with whom he has is that the end of their romance is a in further as jack becomes he loves. eventually, mrs. and jack is relieved that she can me after, jack makes a horrible feeling his way over the loose hammering at my side - while all as had then come from the plains, om and petit’s veranda - i was aware distance, was calling me by my had heard the voice before, but e determine. in the short space it pain from hamilton’s shop and the ope i had thought over half - a - dozen such a solecism, 4 and had e been some singing in my ears. my eye was arrested by the sight of e ivory, pulling a yellow - paneled. nt my mind flew back to the previous a sense of irritation and disgust. was dead and done with, without her ng to spoil the day’s happiness?

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# Brief Explanations:
To determine how the author builds tension around Jack’s belief of being visited by Mrs. Wessington’s ghost, we analyze the options:
- "revealing character traits and thoughts through dialogue": The excerpt doesn’t have dialogue showing this tension.
- "providing detailed descriptions of the setting and characters": The focus is on Jack’s internal state and events, not just setting/character descriptions.
- "using imagery and figurative language to convey complex ideas": The excerpt’s tension isn’t built through imagery/figurative language for this specific belief.
- "relating a series of events over the course of several paragraphs": The excerpt describes events (hearing a voice, thoughts about solemnism, eye arrest, mind recalling past) that build tension around his ghost - related belief by unfolding a sequence of occurrences that heighten the sense of unease and his preoccupation with the ghostly visit.

# Answer:
relating a series of events over the course of several paragraphs

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