Why do authors use causal relationships in plays? Select three options. to create mystery and tension to introduce the setting to propel the plot forward to keep the story engaging to introduce a new character

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20 January, 16:34

Why do authors use causal relationships in plays? Select three options. to create mystery and tension to introduce the setting to propel the plot forward to keep the story engaging to introduce a new character

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Walker Villegas · Answer 1

the correct answer is A C D on edg i just took the quiz

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to create mystery and tension to propel the plot forward to keep the story engaging

In literature, causal relationships occur when an action or cause produces a reaction or effect. In this respect, written compositions follow a logical pattern, in which one event leads to another. For example, when something happens to a character, he or she has a reaction, considers the situation given, makes a decision on what to do next and finally acts according to that decision.