Question

The story “The Tell-Tale Heart,” What about the sentence structure most contributes to the tone of the passage? A. The sentences run on at length, suggesting the narrator is lying. B. The sentences are not complete and suggest that the narrator does not remember the events well. C. The sentences have different lengths and represent the narrator's panic. D. The sentences are steady and rhythmic like a heartbeat.

Answer 1

Answer:

Charlie sound good to me

Answer 2

Answer:

The sentence structure most contributes to the tone of the passage because they represent the panic of the narrator

Explanation:

The length of the sentences give a rhythm to the story, this rhythm can also help to set the mood and atmosphere of the scene, those elements create tension an emotion in the reader, this specifically shot lines are mimic the short breathing of a person in despair so, they show how terrified is the character in this moment of the story.