What features of the passage identify it as using a cause-and-effect structure? select three options. the first sentence lists specific conditions followed by what might eventually happen. the first sentence uses the expressions “on the one hand” and “on the other hand.” the second sentence starts with the expression “for this reason.” the second sentence lists potential consequences of the situation described. the second sentence describes the citizens of the conquered city.

Which word correctly completes the sentence? both tracks are visible in the snow. a. deers' b. deer's c. deers 2.which word correctly completes the sentence? a huge diamond decorated the crown. a. kings' b. king's c. kings 3.which word correctly completes the sentence? at the old library, many of the covers were worn or damaged. a. books' b. books c. book's 4.which word correctly completes the sentence? in the traffic jam, cars moved at a pace. a. turtles' b. turtle's c. turtles plz asap