What is the climax of a story? A. the series of events in a story that builds interest or suspense B. the story's point of highest action or its turning point C. an early event that signals that the action of a story is about to start D. the end to the story's plot

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Answer 1

Answer: The climax of a story is B. the story's point of highest action or its turningpoint

Answer 2

Answer: The climax of the story is the story that builds interest or suspense.

That will be B.

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