why do authors use causal relationships in plays? select three options. to create mystery and tension to…

Brief Explanations:

Causal relationships drive the story. They create intrigue by showing how one event leads to another (mystery and tension). They move the plot along as each cause - effect sequence progresses the narrative. In the rising - action stage, causal relationships build up the conflict and momentum. Introducing setting and main character are not the main purposes of causal relationships.

Answer:

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