A Play in Which Events Are Connected to Each Other

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Multiple Choice

A play in which events are connected to each other in strict,chronological,cause-effect continuity,and in which dramatic experience attempts to convey a lifelike progression of experience through time,is classified as

• A)discontinuous in structure and linear in chronology.
• B)continuous in structure and nonlinear in chronology.
• C)not being an imaginative piece of art.
• D)continuous in structure and linear in chronology.

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Definitions:

Continental Rifting

The process where a continent stretches and splits along a rift, often leading to the formation of a new ocean basin.

Ocean Basin

The deeper parts of the ocean, especially those that are not underlain by continental crust.

Uplift

The process by which areas of the Earth's crust are raised to higher elevations, often as a result of geological forces such as tectonic movements.

Mid-ocean Ridges

Underwater mountain ranges where new oceanic crust is formed through volcanic activity.