Question

what is a common element of postmodern plays?
a. everybody dies.
b. actions are fast - paced.
c. everybody gets married.
d. nothing much happens.

Explanation:

Postmodern plays often feature minimal plot development or action, focusing on themes like absurdity, fragmentation, or existential exploration. Options A (tragic endings typical of some classic tragedies), B (fast - paced action is not a postmodern trait), and C (marriage - centric endings of some comedies) do not fit. Postmodern plays can have a sense of stagnation or little outward action, so D is correct.

Answer:

D. Nothing much happens.