Answer: The type of causal relationship that is shown in this sentence is one cause and many effects.
Explanation: A causal relationship between two or more events exists when one or more of these events cause or produce others which are known as the effects. The sentence provided, for instance, presents only one cause and many effects. <u>The cause is that Julio forgot to set his alarm clock, while the effects, which are three, are that he missed the bus, that he arrived late for school and that he missed the math test</u>. What indicates that these three events are the effects is<u> the conjunction "so", which signals a result. </u>
I'm sorry, but this question doesn't make any sense? Could you explain it a bit? You should also consider if this question fits in the subject English? Maybe better in math?
As soon as Rainsford discover that he is going to be hunted at night by General Zaroff and that confreontation and a battle to death is inevitable the rising actions stars.