Drag each tile to the correct box, Authors use the linear structure to create and build tension in a story. Match the paragraphs listed to the purpose they serve in the story
Paragraphs 8-12
Paragraphs 13-16
Paragraphs 1-2
Paragraphs 3-7
builds tension with details
about how the narrator tums
the tables on Lemarchant
increases the tension with the
realization that the narrator
has succeeded in his plan to
foil Lemarchant
reveals the conflict the
narrator faces
introduces the characters
and setting

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