English, 22.04.2021 19:40, s103394

6. Read the following sentence from paragraph. "A flash of metal caught his eye and he saw his hatchet in the sand where he had thrown it at
the
porcupine in the dark."
How does the sentence above contribute to the plot of the story?

a. It is part of the setting that give clues where the story takes place,
B. It is part of the rising action that builds suspense leading to the climax
C. It is part of the falling action that explains how the hatchet was used to make fire.
D. It is the resolution showing how Brian was able to continue getting fire from his hatchet

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6. Read the following sentence from paragraph. "A flash of metal caught his eye and he saw his hat...