Consider the following two statements and select the correct option regarding their relationship. Statement A: Meghna is going to get a prize and a medal today. Statement B: Meghna won the race competition today.

Two statements (A) and (B) are given. These statements may be independent causes or effects of independent causes or a common cause. One statement may be the cause/effect of the other. Read both statements and decide which option correctly reflects the relationship between them. Statement (A): A day after Diwali, the city's air quality reaches the 'Very Poor' category. Statement (B): There is a 10% increase in firecracker sales compared to the previous year.

Read the given statement and the two possible causes numbered I and II, and decide which of the causes explain the event/observation described in the statement. Statement: There has been a reduction in road traffic in the current year compared to the previous year. Cause I: Fuel prices have seen a significant increase in the current year. Cause II: Road tax has been increased in the current year.