8.As two characters are talking in a living room, one of them removes a small box from the bookshelf while the other is not looking, and slips it into his pocket. How does this scene use foreshadowing to create suspense?
A)The removal of the small box tells the reader something about the characters' history and their relationship to each other.
B)The removal of the small box hints at a secret or hidden act that one character may commit later, thus creating anxiety about what will happen.
C)Because the scene takes place in a living room, the author is hinting that the box may be a small metal case.
D)Because the character takes the box when the other is not looking, the reader knows the second character cannot be trusted.

The answer is B. The removal of the small box hints at a secret or hidden act that one character my commit later, thus creating anxiety about what will happen.

Explanation:

A Makes absolutely no sense in any way.

C Doesn't make any sense either, because why would the small box be metal, just because they were in a living room?

D doesn't quite add up either because since we don't know what is in the box, or why the character took the box we don't know that it's for some evil reason. The character who took the box might know that there is something in the box that will hurt the other character, but because they did it in secret, it might indicate the character can't be trusted. So it might be D, but it's less likely than B, I think.

Suspense is created by telling the audience something that the main character, or a secondary character doesn't know, so now you, the audience, has information that a certain character does not -- you know that the other character took the box off the self, but the looking away character does not know that. Now suspense is forming as you wonder why the character took the box, what's in the box, and why they took it in secret.

I hope this helps! Have a great weekend!

the answer that is correct is the last option.