How do cause and effect questions help you read “between the lines?”

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TETSXPREME · Answer

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is there any answer choices?

LiquidCandy · Answer

Because you then you understand what is being said and what side to take. You can infer on what to answer based on what the context is.

LiquidCandy · Answer

omg my grammar!! my bad

LiquidCandy · Answer

Oh, also you can take outside knowledge and use it for the context of the paragraph or lines you're reading. That is if you know things about what it is trying to say.

JustALilCat · Answer

@tetsxpreme there is no answer choice, it's a type in the answer question
@liquidcandy you are a amazing helper, you have made my day today ^^