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Statement I: The children were excited and cheered loudly. Statement II: Their school team won the interschool tournament.

Correct answer: B. II is the cause and I is its effect

  • A. I is the cause and II is its effect
  • B. II is the cause and I is its effect
  • C. Both are effects of a common cause
  • D. Both are unrelated

Explanation

The correct answer is Option B: 'II is the cause and I is its effect'. The school team's victory in the interschool tournament (Statement II) naturally led to the children being excited and cheering loudly (Statement I). Option A is incorrect because it suggests a reverse causal relationship, which is illogical. Option C is incorrect because there is no indication of an external cause affecting both events. Option D is incorrect as it disregards the logical connection between the team's win and the children's reaction.

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