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Select the correct answer. How does the author establish tension at the beginning of the story? A. by establishing a quick pace with short explanations and a dramatic bicycle crash B. by describing a sequence of events that led to the boys being at Blackborough C. by using flashbacks to show what each boy was doing before the bicycle crash D. by beginning with thorough descriptions comparing how similar the boys look

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