WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Read the excerpt from "The Day the Gulls Went Crazy."

An experiment seemed the best way to answer this question. Larry rigged up a disguise from spare items around the house. Instead of his usual yellow stocking cap, he wore a wide-brimmed straw hat. He changed into baggy clothing that he had never worn before. And to top off the disguise, he added a green and orange Halloween mask left behind from some party. In this outfit, Larry walked out of the house, being careful to change his walk by pretending to limp. To his amazement, the colony stayed perfectly calm.

Which sentence describes a cause-and-effect relationship in the text?

Larry's disguises himself with a mask, and the gulls remain calm.

Larry decides to change his yellow stocking cap and wears a wide-brimmed hat instead.

Larry looks for ways to disguise himself and finds a straw hat and baggy clothing..

Larry walks out of the house, and he pretends to limp.

"Larry disguises himself with a mask, and the gulls remain calm"

Explanation:

The cause here is that Larry changed his outfit and his stance, walking different and wearing a disguise. The effect is that the gulls don't care for him/notice him. Hope this helps ♥

Larry disguises himself with a mask, and the gulls remain calm.

Explanation:

Since cause-and-effect/causality is defined as one event directly contributing to the outcome of another event, and that outcome depends on the initial action that was done, the answer would be the first statement.

Larry disguising himself (the cause) affected the possibility of the colony noticing him, and the colony not noticing him (the effect) depended on his choice to disguise himself.

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the correct answer is c. analytical reasoning. it is when you analyze the situation to form conclusions.

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