English, 19.11.2020 21:40, hilljade45

Please read the following passage: A hundred yards offshore, the shark sensed a change in the
sea's rhythm. It did not see the woman, nor yet did it smell her.
Running within the length of its body were a series of thin
canals, filled with mucus and dotted with nerve endings, and
these nerves detected vibrations and signaled the brain. The
shark turned toward shore. The woman continued to swim
away from the beach, stopping now and then to check her
position by the lights shining from the house. The tide was
slack, so she had not moved up or down the beach. But she
was tiring, so she rested for a moment, treading water, and
then started for shore. The vibrations were stronger now,
and the shark recognized prey.
The sentence in bold is an example of which element of a
scary story?
•relatible protagonist
•suspence
•supernatural element

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