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Someone or something that produces a result is a a cause. b signal word. c relationship. d central idea.

Someone or something that produces a result is a a cause. b signal word. c relationship. d central idea.
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Someone or something that produces a result is a

a
cause.
b
signal word.
c
relationship.
d
central idea.

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Answer:

a

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User Tomasz Nurkiewicz
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The correct answer is: [A]: " cause " .
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