I think the answer is Disapproving, lmk if im right
Answer:
A literary climax is the climax of a story, meaning it is the turning point of the story and it expresses intense drama or suspense. Before the literary climax is the rising action, which is the action that leads up to the climax, and after the literary climax is the falling action, which is the action that ends the story.
Explanation:
The error in this sentence is a A) pronoun-antecedent voice agreement error. But it should be noted that this has become more standard usage in common dialogue.
