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What effect does suspense typically have on a

reader? Check the four best answers,


shivers down the spine


a belief that the narrator is unreliable


a contradictory urge both to continue reading

or watching and to stop


confidence that everything will work out in the

end


pleasure in unspeakable things such as

blood and gore


excitement in knowing that

you are safe

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1, 3, 5, and 6

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The effects that suspense will typically have on a  reader are;

  • Shivers down the spine
  • A contradictory urge both to continue reading  or watching and to stop
  • Pleasure in unspeakable things such as  blood and gore
  • Excitement in knowing that  you are safe.

Suspense is the effect of anxiety, tension, and uncertainty created by an author or film producer through the actions of the characters in the story.

When suspense is created the above-listed feelings can be generated. Those who are averse to gory details might experience shivers down their spines.

Some might have mixed feelings on whether to continue reading or viewing the art piece, or quitting it.

Those who are disposed to adventures might experience pleasure while others are excited that they are not in the scene being portrayed.

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