In "The Land of Laughter,” which part of the story creates anticipation that something big might happen?
In "The Land of Laughter,” when the author repeats the word "screech” to describe the rickety bed in the attic, readers most likely:
In "The Land of Laughter,” when each new stranger appears, readers most likely:
In "The Land of Laughter,” which element is repeated so that tension builds in the story?
Which plot element in "The Land of Laughter” creates suspense?
In "The Land of Laughter,” which quote from the beginning of the story creates the most suspense and introduces the story’s action?
In "The Land of Laughter,” when the old men criticize the boys’ decision to go to the Land of Laughter instead of following them, it:
In "The Land of Laughter,” the repetition of the sentence "Why are you crying, little boys?” helps:
In "The Land of Laughter,” when the lady in the attic tells about a land where people laugh, it causes the boys to:
In "The Land of Laughter,” which sentence is used several times?
Which situation happens more than once in "The Land of Laughter”?
The statement "Now you may enter” at the end of "The Land of Laughter” is exciting, because it:
Which story element in "The Land of Laughter” brings the story to its climax?
Which repeated words in "The Land of Laughter” most effectively helps the story build to its climax?
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