An example of brainstorming question about cause and effect would be

a. “Which is bigger, an apple or a watermelon?”
b. “Who is your brother?”
c. “What happens when the fire alarm goes off?”
d. “Did the leaves of that tree sigh in the wind?”


ANS: C

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