In "The Strangers That Came to Town," Mr. Duvitch reacts emotionally after the narrator and his brother replace the fish, and the narrator recognizes the similarities between Mr. Duvitch and his own father.

Which statement best describes this moment?

A.
It is part of the story's exposition.

B.
It is the story's climax.

C.
It is part of the story's rising action.

D.
It is part of the story's falling action.

Question

In "The Strangers That Came to Town," Mr. Duvitch reacts emotionally after the narrator and his brother replace the fish, and the narrator recognizes the similarities between Mr. Duvitch and his own father. 


Which statement best describes this moment?
 
 A.
It is part of the story's exposition.
 
 B.
It is the story's climax.
 
 C.
It is part of the story's rising action.
 
 D.
It is part of the story's falling action.

anonymous · Answer

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godlovesme · Answer

i havent ready this :c sorry

rishavraj · Answer

@kdenice123  sorry no idea......

anonymous · Answer

Sorry, idk =)

anonymous · Answer

I read this last month its C @Kdenice123

anonymous · Answer

It is the climax