Question

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 develop rising action to introduce the main character

Explanation:

Causal relationships (event A leads to event B) build intrigue by hiding connections for mystery/tension, drive the plot by creating a chain of events, and fuel rising action as each cause escalates conflict. Introducing setting or main characters typically relies on descriptive or introductory devices, not causal links.

Answer:

• to create mystery and tension
• to propel the plot forward
• to develop rising action