Question

what is the difference between tension and suspense? a. tension tells a story by using two or more plots that eventually intersect, while suspense uses only a single plotline to tell a story b. tension is the moment of greatest excitement in the story, while suspense is the events of the plot that lead up to the storys climax. c. tension is a feeling produced by a conflict that has not been resolved, while suspense is a feeling of wanting to know what happens next. d. tension is a scene that shows something that happened earlier, while suspense is a hint that tells the reader what is going to happen later.

Explanation:

Tension arises from unresolved conflict that creates a sense of strain or unease. Suspense centers on the audience's eager desire to learn the upcoming outcome or events in a narrative. The other options misdefine the terms: option A describes parallel vs single plot structures, option B mixes up climax and rising action, and option D refers to flashbacks and foreshadowing.

Answer:

C. Tension is a feeling produced by a conflict that has not been resolved, while suspense is a feeling of wanting to know what happens next.