Cause and Effect MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Topic Notes: Cause and Effect

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Master Cause and Effect MCQs for Competitive Exams with our comprehensive, verified question bank. Designed for students and competitive exam aspirants across Pakistan, this study resource provides topic-wise practice questions for CSS, PMS, FPSC, PPSC, SPSC, KPPSC, BPSC, NTS, and university entry tests.

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Statements:I. The price of commercial flight tickets between City A and City B doubled within twenty-four hours.II. A massive freight train derailment blocked the primary double-track passenger rail line connecting City A and City B for four days.
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Statements:I. The national telecommunications regulatory authority required all mobile phone users to link their SIM cards to biometric identity records.II. Commercial banks instituted two-factor dynamic token authentication for all electronic funds transfers.
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Statements:I. Heavy torrential rains flooded downstream reservoirs, forcing irrigation engineers to open twenty spillway gates of the upstream dam.II. Dozens of low-lying agrarian villages along the riverbanks were submerged under three meters of floodwater overnight.
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Statements:I. The state department of agriculture established subsidized cold-chain logistics hubs and refrigerated storage units in rural market yards.II. Post-harvest spoilage of fresh fruits and green vegetables fell by 60 percent across the agrarian district.
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A) Statement I is the cause and statement II is its effect
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Statements:I. Over a hundred chemical plant workers were admitted to local trauma hospitals with acute chemical burns and severe respiratory distress.II. A high-pressure valve on an industrial methyl isocyanate storage container ruptured, venting toxic fumes across the factory floor.
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Statements:I. Municipal libraries across the city recorded an unprecedented 80 percent surge in physical visitor registrations.II. The municipal corporation renovated public libraries with high-speed free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned co-working cubicles, and extensive digital book catalogs.
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Statements:I. The central food safety authority imposed an immediate nationwide recall on a popular brand of baby formula.II. Clinical lab tests confirmed the presence of pathogenic Cronobacter sakazakii bacteria in sealed tins from multiple production lots.
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Statements:I. Heavy seasonal rainfall accompanied by strong gusts swept across the coastal state.II. Several major thermal power plants in the state ran out of coal reserves, resulting in widespread industrial power cuts.
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Statements:I. The municipal transport authority opened three new underground metro rail corridors across the city core.II. Daily vehicular traffic counts along the central commercial expressway dropped by 22 percent.