General Studies · Cause and Effect
Read both statements numbered I and II, and decide the nature of the relationship (cause and effect) that exists between them. Event I: The demand for solar panels has increased many folds. Event II: The government has widely publicized the benefits of solar energy.
- 1Event II is an effect, but Event I is not its immediate and principal cause
- 2Event I is an effect, but Event II is not its immediate and principal cause
- 3Event I is the immediate and principal cause, and Event II is its effect
- 4Event II is the immediate and principal cause, and Event I is its effect✓
Correct answer
Event II is the immediate and principal cause, and Event I is its effect
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