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He uses very descriptive detail to pull the reader into the story.

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The author uses suspense by foreshadowing and creating cliff hangers to build a dramatic tension

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Rod Sterling created suspense by having things  not make sense and then the screaming and terror take control of everyone. He also at the ending made you realize that something like that can happen in our world.

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The author uses lots of suspense and cliffhangers to help the readers engage into the story. He also uses the technique red herring. When you are sure you know who the real culprit is a second later Rod Sterling throws in a line that changes your opinion.

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He created suspense by having the characters betray each other, foreshadowing, and leaving cliff hangers. He left it so we don't know what happens next.

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The author Rod Sterling created suspense by building up anticipation, and having the reader not knowing what will happen next. He uses very descriptive detail to pull the reader into the story. The author also uses techniques like foreshadowing and cliffhangers.

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I think he created suspense because he made a huge build up with the characters which made me scared about what is going to happen to everyone. he also foreshadowed a lot in the beginning by saying that this was the last peaceful moment on maple street.

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Rod Sterling uses suspense by using foreshadowing and cliff hangers. Rod Sterling also uses suspense in his title(The Twilight Zone) and makes you not know what is going to happen next.

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He used suspense by using  foreshadowing, and cliff hangers, and make the reader think what is happening or what will happen next. That's probably why every thing didn't always make sense in the story.

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He used suspense so the readers would want to read his story. He creates suspense be scaring people. When I read something I scary I feel more involved and I want to see how it ends.

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He used suspense by putting unexplained events into the story, leaving the audience with anticipated fear. I don't share this reaction personally, but that seems to be one example of suspense.

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He used red herrings and Onomatopoeia to make the story suspenseful. He used very descriptive details and led the readers to different conclusions.

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Rod sterling created suspense by using accusations to make the reader and character not know who to blame. He also created suspense by using cliff hangers. This makes the reader want to continue to read.

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I think that Rod Sterling puts the reader in a state of "not knowing" by building everything up and leaving the ending very unclear. That is how he creates suspense simply putting the reader in a state of "not knowing" what happened at the end of his writing.

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Rod Sterling created suspense by leading all the characters (and the reader) to believe something big was happening. He didn´t tell the reader anything other than what he revealed to the characters, which kept the reader interested. He also used red herring, foreshadowing and cliffhangers to create suspense.

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The author used a red herring by blaming mr.goodman

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The author used many techniques such as fore shadowing and cliffhangers. You don' t know whats going to happen next so he is pulling in the reader throughout the whole story.

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😁He created suspence in the original episode of the twilight zone with the sound effects.

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I think Rod Serling created suspense by using a lot of foreshadowing and cliffhangers which gave the reader some questions. Rod also included Descriptive and sensory detail and setting which aloud the reader to picture what was going on in the book and where and event in the book was.

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I think he creates suspense by hinting that bad things were going to happen, like a red herring basically. Also having a sense of lurking danger.

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Rod Serling creates suspense by leaving the reader with questions after cliffhangers and vague language.  He also uses setting to show the time and place of an event.

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I think that Rod Sterling uses suspense by saying things but then he leaves you hanging a little which creates suspense because you want to know what happens next.

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Rod sterling creates suspense by using setting, foreshadowing, and descriptive detail . He leaves you not knowing what will happen and giving you something to think about

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Rod Sterling uses suspense by drawing out every detail when there is a scary part in the story. This makes you hold your breath, waiting to see what will happen. There is also a HUGE plot twist in the very end of the story.  

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Rod Sterling uses suspense by drawing out every detail when there is a scary part in the story. This makes you hold your breath, waiting to see what will happen. There is also a HUGE plot twist in the very end of the story.  

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I think he creates suspense by
giving vague details to make the reader want to learn more like “A figure has suddenly materialized in the gloom” most people would want to find out what it is

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The author created suspense by using a lot of methods like foreshadowing, cliffhangers, and thrilling events. He also makes you very curious of whats gonna happen next.

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He used suspense by using foreshadowing, cliffhanging, descriptive writing, and danger. The writer also had a sense of betrayal, like how Lucy Wallenstrom said. The betrayal made it even more worrisome, and thrilling. The sense of danger, is scary to me. Like how the natural disasters are, not knowing who did something, and that it's on T.V., is really scary.

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Rod Serling created suspense by using several techniques withing the plot of "The Twilight Zone". For example, he uses setting, cliffhangers, foreshadowing, and red herring. He hinted when something bad was going to happen by using specific detail which made the image clear and interesting.

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Rod Serling created suspence in the film "The Twilight Zone". He does that by using methods like foreshadowing and betrayal. When he uses these methods, it makes me nerovous for the characters and it makes me curious about what is going to happen next in the story.

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The author created suspense by using foreshadowing and making you think something bad is going to happen.

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the author creates suspense by having allot of cliffhangers to see who is the alien

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Rod Serling creates suspense by foreshadowing a lot and hinting that the

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Rod Serling creates suspense by foreshadowing a lot and hinting that the characters will encounter danger of some kind at some point in the story. He also uses cliffhangers a lot and doesn't fully resolve the story at the end of every episode. Serling creates a setting that is also quite spooky and helps to create suspense. He also likes to distract the reader or use a red herring to trick into believing that a fake

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I think that Ron Serling was quite good at creating suspense . He knew how to use foreshadowing, red herrings, and cliffhangers very effectively. He used the foreshadowing technique when he kept hinting that something very bad and scary might happen. In the end something actually did happen and this was when the monsters came. He also showed the technique of red herring. He used this when he kept dropping clues as to who was the monster. It actually turned out that none of these people were actually the monster it was the boy. This is a red herring because it's distracting us from the real person and it lead us to the wrong conclusion. He also used the last technique cliffhangers a lot. One very good example is when the narrator said, "When the monsters came..." This was an example of a cliffhanger because it left you wanting to know and read more. It left you asking yourself what is going to happen next and what will the characters do about it.

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Rod Serling made suspense by making you think one thing and then BOOM something totally different happens and when you were so focused on that one thing that he showed you and stretched that out so you think something would happen there creating suspense in one place while something that would soon come into play later. Or some other methods like settings or danger. But That's my way to describe what it was like.

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Rod Serling created suspense by using methods like foreshadowing, red herring, setting and betrayal. Using these methods really helped readers enjoy and understand the story better. These methods add to the plot and help make the story more interesting.

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Rod Serling creates suspense by foreshadowing and and cliffhanger. He always keeps the reader not knowing what is going to happen next and what is going to happen to the characters

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Serling creates suspense in the story by using techniques like Red Herring, Cliff Hanger, Suspicion, Danger, and Descriptive detail. All of those suspense techniques helped enrich the story and make it more exciting. I think the most prominent of these techniques was the Red Herring, because the plot was based around it, the way everyone was contridicting everyone else.

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I also think Ron Serling created foreshadowing with him saying it was so normal but then the monsters are suddenly  coming which shows something bad is going to happen. And I think he created suspense by showing how different bad things were happening like the lights and the other strange events. He also used other techniques like red herrings and cliffhangers.

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Ron serling did a great job by giving wierd noise and stuttering in the characters.

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I think the author created suspense by adding drama and suspense techniques like, foreshadowing by hinting that there was a monster. He also used a technique called, a red herring. The author used the red herring when people where accusing other of being a monster. It was a red herring because the accusation switched from person to person with each one being reasonable.

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One example of how Rod Sterling created suspense was when he used the "red herring" method. When he had everyone go after Les Goodman in the beginning of the story, the author really made it seem like Goodman was the bad guy. It made everything that the neighbors were bringing up about Goodman seem a lot more suspicious.
Rod Sterling also used the "foreshadowing" technique. He did this by having Tommy mention the fact that he had seen things like what was happening in his books. It made me a lot more on edge and nervous about what was going to happening.

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I think the author created suspense by using different techniques like foreshadowing, red herrings, and cliffhangers. He created suspense when he added an unusual power outage and a series of strange events.

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I feel like the way Rod Sterling described everything made it so much more suspenseful- the way he used foreshadowing- giving hints that are hard to catch, and the way he used Red Herring the whole time made the whole thing unique in the style of writing. And the cliffhanger at the end! He did a great job of using many, many different techniques..

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The author Rod Serling is really good at making suspense through out the story. He used the techniques of foreshadowing, cliffhangers, and red herring. One example, is when everyone was standing in a big group then they thought that Pete Van Horn was a monster so Charlie pulled the trigger of his gun. It made me jump and nervous when wondering what might will happen next.

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One example of how the author used suspense is the red herring technique. When he tries to convey that Mr. Goodman is the real alien, it gives you a feeling of discomfort knowing who the alien really is, and it makes the ending where you realize no one is alien seem even more frightening. The author also uses the concept of betrayal. When everyone turns on Tommy, you realize that no one can be trusted, and if anyone was to make false accusations about you, you would be betrayed. This creates tension knowing that anybody could have turned on you if you where in this situation.

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Rod Sterling used suspense by foreshadowing and making you decide who is the alien until the end of the story when they reveal it after the town has turned on each other.

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It created suspense because he left the reader in a cliffhangers and foreshadowing. He made the readers really intrigued and they wanted to know more and more as they read on. The story real may have took a lot of people by surprise with its mystery and who did this and who did that. Everyone was betraying each other and killing and doing awful things to each other out of terror

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Rod Serling created suspense by using different techniques like foreshadowing, cliffhangers, and red herrings. He used suspense by putting in things like ominous figures and power outages that kept us hooked into the story.

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Ron sterling created suspense in the story many ways. one way is foreshadowing. another way Ron sterling created suspense was a little bit of a cliffhanger.

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Ron Serling created suspense in the story in multiple different ways. For example the adjectives he used gave off a little bit of an suspicious also he gave off little cliffhangers that made you have to think about what was happening.

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One example is how he used foreshadowing, he built up the story into making us think it was other people until the end of the story when he finally revealed it was the boy.

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one example of suspense in monsters are due on maple street is when people can´t figure out who made the power go out and all things not work.

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one example of suspense in monsters are due on maple street is when people can´t figure out who made the power go out and all things not work.

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An example of suspense is when the power went out. In the beginning, it seems like a innocent neighborhood. But the power goes out and the telephone line dies, people get suspicous. This launches the story into suspense right in the beginning.

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Rod Sterling enhanced suspense in certain parts of the story to predict monsters, he added many ways that the story could end but making a cliffhanger on the final conclusion.

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The author uses foreshadowing by giving hints about what will happen next in the story to create suspense. In the story. For example when they think it is a meter it gives you a hint on what might happen next because meters cannot stop cars from working randomly.

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Serling uses a lot of foreshadowing of what will happen. The narrator and Tommy both foreshadow or predict monsters. he also uses a lot of descriptive details. Like when the figure is walking down the street forward the neighbors, Serling makes a scary setting.

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The author uses foreshadowing to create suspense because in the story when they think it is a metier it gives you hints of what might happen next.

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Rob serling created suspense by foreshadowing and giving great details. One example of suspense was when peter was shot.

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One example of suspense is right before Peter Van Horn is shot. Parts of the story made it even more suspenseful because of the sounds and the way they described things so meticulously.

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Serling uses a lot of foreshadowing of what is going to happen.  The narrator and Tommy both foreshadow or predict monsters.  He also uses a lot of descriptive details.  For example, when the figure is walking down the street towards the neighbors, Serling creates a scary setting.

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Rod sterling created suspense by making you think one thing when its really the next and created a really good cliff hanger so you dont know whats supposed to or what is happening next

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I agree with Austin-the setting is significant. It starts with a very common neighborhood sets the scene: familiar ice cream man, street sign, neat front yards and neighbors outside enjoying a summer afternoon.  Then, almost immediately, Serling narrates that, "the monsters are coming."  That's definitely foreshadowing and juxtaposing (fancy word for creating a strong contrast) between the "normal" neighborhood and a very "unnatural" invasion of monsters.  In the end, there's yet another contrast: the monsters?  They're us. :O

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Another example of suspense in the story is right before Pete Van Horn is shot. This is a good example of an onomatopoeia. This enhanced my reading experience by making me feel as if I was in the story. The sounds created an ambiance that was truly unsettling.

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I think Rod Sterling created suspense by using Red Herring. The Author leads the reader to the wrong culprit, and then at the end of the story the real culprit is revealed. He also used foreshadowing which pulled you in to the story and gave the story a lot of suspense. 

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I think Rod Sterling created suspense by using Red Herring. The Author leads the reader to the wrong culprit, and then at the end of the story the real culprit is revealed. He also used foreshadowing which pulled you in to the story and gave the story a lot of suspense. 

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I think that Rod Sterling used onomatopoeia when people were repetitively telling
each other that they didn't have any power in their homes. I also noticed that he used foreshadowing when Tommy was speaking about the the monsters that came down from space looking the exact same as humans.

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Rod sterling created suspense by leading you to a wrong answer, and then when the real answer is revealed, it makes a great plot twist.

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he used setting by saying At the sound of the roar and the flash of light it will be pesisly 6:43 pm on maple street.

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Rod Sterling used good descriptive detail and foreshadowing in many different scenes. He is also very good at timing pauses for dramatic effect.

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Rod Sterling is a master at creating suspense, he does it many times throughout the story in the littlest ways. He ads ..... to make thrilling pauses that eager you to read on. He adds cliff hangers and foreshadows to keep the story interesting and suspenseful. He makes the reader feel like a true piece of the story. Overall he does a great job.

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He creates suspense by foreshadowing and other techniques that create suspense .

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I think that the author used adjectives , foreshadowing to create suspense. these techniques make the reader very intrigued and almost feel grabbed by the author.

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He uses foreshadowing in a lot of different ways in the story. He makes it so everything is scary or suspenseful.

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The author used foreshadowing to hint that something bad is about to happen which grabbed the readers attention.

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I think the writer created suspense by putting the characters in danger. By not knowing what was going to happen next the reader is left in suspense.

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He created suspense because when all the power was out and nothing was working. Also, he used detail to create it.

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He created suspense by Foreshadowing and by making it spookie and you wonder whats going to happened next. He also detailed the book a lot so you can imagine how it was.

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He creates suspense by putting the reader on the edge of there seat and describes everything in detail. He also hints at the reader what might happen soon without giving anything away. His descriptive detail made it easy to feel like you are a part of the book. He makes the reader feel like they are connected to each character.

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Serling created suspense with Foreshadowing and Descriptive Detail to keep the reader interested while reading and to help them visualize the precise details in the text. He used Foreshadowing to keep the readers interested until the climax.

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I think the author used a lot of suspense and detail which made you feel like your part of the book.

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I think Rod Serling created a lot of suspense using descriptive detail and good cliff hangers.

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an example of suspense was when timmy foreshadowed what was happening and you were wondering if it was true or not. This is a good use of foreshadowing because he tells you what was going
to happen.