A play in which the acts succeed on another wit... - JAMB Literature 2021 Question

A play in which the acts succeed on another without probable or necessary sequence is 

The correct answer is Option A.

An episode in literature is a scene or a part of a story or a novel that is self-contained and that can be understood on its own, but also contributes to the overall narrative. A play is said to be episodic when the action unfolds as a series of episodes all connected but perhaps out of chronological sequence.