In "The Wager, by: Anton Chekhov" the climax comes when the jurist who is confined, begins to ask for musical instruments and tobacco.
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1. You can search for the text "The Wager" by Anton Chekhov online. Look for reputable sources such as literary databases, book summaries, or online editions of the story.
2. Once you find a reliable source that provides the text of "The Wager," read through the story until you reach the climax.
3. In the story, pay attention to the events and actions leading up to the most intense or significant moment. This is usually the climax.
4. Identify if there is a scene where the jurist, who is confined, asks for musical instruments and tobacco.
5. Based on your findings, you will be able to determine whether the statement is true or false.
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