How does the author of A Night to Remember convincingly relate the sinking of the Titanic?

The author makes the sinking convincing by gradually building suspense and showing the passengers’ experience as events unfold. This helps readers feel as if they are present during the disaster, rather than simply learning facts about the ship or its location. The best choice is “by building tension so that readers feel like they are experiencing the event with the passengers.”

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