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

continuous in structure and linear chronology

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Zayden Davila

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26 November, 04:34

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

continuous in structure and linear chronology

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Louis Duke · Answer 1

True, it is classified as continuous in structure and linear chronology

Explanation:

In this play, the events unfolds in a chronological order, which means they are told in the order they happened. When authors use linear narratives, the order in which events are portrayed corresponds to the order in which they occur.

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 ascontinuous in structure and linear chronology

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

continuous in structure and linear chronology