The tsunami waves kept coming but they grow smaller until the danger is over. the tsunami has caused a lot of damage, but no one has been killed. everyone left the danger zones by the sea. everyone rushed to safety and higher ground.” when reading this paragraph aloud, where should the reader pause? a. after the word “damage” c. after the word “rushed” b. after the word “waves” d. all of the above

a. after the word “damage.”

Explanation:

When reading aloud, it is important to know where to pause. This allows the reader to follow the text more easily and to connect the ideas in a more effective way. In most texts, pauses are indicated through periods and commas. In this example, the author should pause after the word "damage" as this is where a comma can be found.

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