Which of the following is a moment of high suspense in the story? A. Clare leaves. B. Tom looks down and panics. C. Tom stares through the window into his living room. D. Tom sees the yellow paper fly out the window a second time.

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User: Which of the following is a moment of high suspense in the story? A. Clare leaves. B. Tom looks down and panics. C. Tom stares through the window into his living room. D. Tom sees the yellow paper fly out the window a second time.

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"Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket". Tom looks down and panics. -is a moment of high suspense in the story.

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