Which statement best describes a cause-and-effect relationship in We Beat the Street?

A. The program demands hours of study, and students resent the challenges.

B. The young characters adapt to college life, and they change their style.

C. The program sets high expectations, and students' habits improve.

D. The young characters make new friends, and they forget one another.

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Madeleine Li

30 August, 11:38

Which statement best describes a cause-and-effect relationship in We Beat the Street?

A. The program demands hours of study, and students resent the challenges.

B. The young characters adapt to college life, and they change their style.

C. The program sets high expectations, and students' habits improve.

D. The young characters make new friends, and they forget one another.

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John Sandoval · Answer 1

C its c because look at the story and improvise im sorry if im wrong ...

Mirabel · Answer 2

The statement that best describes a cause-and-effect relationship in We Beat the Street is The program sets high expectations, and students’ habits improve. So the answer to your question would be letter C. This describes a cause and effect relationship because it shows that the cause which is The program sets high expectations so the effect would be and students’ habits improve.