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Let’s go through each question one by one. We’re looking for the option that makes logical sense — meaning, the cause and effect should match in a real-world way.

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1. The mouse was happy ________.

- A. because he found the cheese. → Makes sense! Mice love cheese. Finding it would make them happy.
- B. because he didn’t found the cheese. → Doesn’t make sense. Not finding something you want usually makes you sad.

Correct: A

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2. Lisa’s dog saw the old man ________.

- A. and barked at him loudly. → Dogs often bark when they see someone unfamiliar or exciting. Logical.
- B. and called him loudly. → Dogs can’t “call” people like humans do. They bark, not talk.

Correct: A

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3. ________ because he worked all day.

- A. Leo got tired → Working all day causes tiredness. Makes perfect sense.
- B. Leo didn’t get tired → That contradicts common experience. If you work all day, you usually get tired.

Correct: A

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4. Study your lessons well ________.

- A. so that you will failed. → Studying hard should help you pass, not fail. This is backwards.
- B. so that you will get high grades. → Yes! Studying leads to better results.

Correct: B

*(Note: Option labels are swapped here — but we pick the correct sentence, which is labeled “B” in the image.)*

Wait — let’s check the labeling again:

In the image:
> 4. Study your lessons well ________.
> [A] B. so that you will get high grades.
> [B] A. so that you will failed.

So even though the letter next to the box says “A”, the actual text is “B. so that you will get high grades.” But since we’re choosing based on content, we pick the one that says “so that you will get high grades.”

But to avoid confusion — the correct *sentence* is “so that you will get high grades,” which is listed under option A (because the box labeled “A” contains that sentence).

Actually, looking closely:

The format is:
[Box Label] [Option Text]

So for Q4:
- Box A → contains “B. so that you will get high grades.”
- Box B → contains “A. so that you will failed.”

This is confusingly labeled. But we must choose the box that has the correct sentence.

Correct sentence = “so that you will get high grades” → that’s inside box A.

So answer is A

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5. ________ because she was hungry.

- A. The baby cried → Babies cry when hungry. Very common.
- B. The baby laughed → Laughing isn’t caused by hunger. Usually happens when happy or entertained.

Correct: A

*(Again, check labels: Box A contains “B. The baby laughed”? Wait no — let’s recheck.)*

Image says:
> 5. ________ because she was hungry.
> [A] B. The baby laughed
> [B] A. The baby cried

So:
- Box A → “B. The baby laughed”
- Box B → “A. The baby cried”

We want “The baby cried” → that’s in box B

Answer: B

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6. ________ that's why it breaks.

- A. Tom hold the egg → Holding an egg doesn’t break it. Unless he squeezed it, but it doesn’t say that.
- B. Tom fell the egg → Probably meant “Tom dropped the egg.” Dropping an egg causes it to break. Makes sense.

Even though “fell” is grammatically off (should be “dropped”), in context, it’s clear they mean he let it fall.

Correct: B

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7. I slept at 12 midnight ________.

- A. that's why I woke up late. → Sleeping at midnight is normal. Waking up late might happen if you sleep in, but not necessarily because you went to bed at midnight.
- B. that's why I woke up early. → Going to bed at midnight doesn’t cause waking up early. In fact, if you wake up early, you probably didn’t sleep long.

Neither seems perfectly logical… but let’s think:

If you sleep at 12 midnight, and you have to wake up at 6 AM, you only got 6 hours — maybe you feel tired and oversleep? Or if you set an alarm for 7 AM, you might wake up “late” compared to others?

Actually, going to bed at midnight is not unusually late. But if someone says “I slept at 12 midnight, that’s why I woke up late,” it implies they stayed up too late and then overslept — possible.

Whereas “woke up early” after sleeping at midnight? Unlikely unless you forced yourself.

But actually — if you go to bed at midnight, you’re more likely to wake up later than if you went to bed at 9 PM.

So “that’s why I woke up late” makes more sense.

Correct: A

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8. Children plant seeds ________.

- A. and the buds didn't grow. → Possible, but not the expected outcome. Planting seeds usually aims for growth.
- B. and the buds begin to grow. → Yes! That’s what happens when you plant seeds — with care, they sprout.

Correct: B

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9. ________ so that he will not skip his lunch.

- A. Jack brought his bag → Bringing a bag doesn’t guarantee he won’t skip lunch. He could forget his lunch inside.
- B. Jack brought his lunch box → Directly ensures he has food, so he won’t skip lunch.

Correct: B

*(Check labels: Box A → “B. Jack brought his lunch box”; Box B → “A. Jack brought his bag”)*

So correct sentence is “Jack brought his lunch box” → that’s in box A

Answer: A

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Now let’s compile final answers per question number:

1. A
2. A
3. A
4. A *(because box A contains the correct sentence “so that you will get high grades”)
5. B *(box B contains “The baby cried”)
6. B
7. A
8. B
9. A *(box A contains “Jack brought his lunch box”)

Wait — let me double-check Q4 and Q5 and Q9 because of the swapped labels.

For clarity, I’ll list the correct *sentence*, then map to the box label given in the image.

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Q4:
Correct sentence: “so that you will get high grades” → appears in box labeled A (even though it says “B.” before it — ignore that, focus on box label)

→ Answer: A

Q5:
Correct sentence: “The baby cried” → appears in box labeled B

→ Answer: B

Q9:
Correct sentence: “Jack brought his lunch box” → appears in box labeled A

→ Answer: A

All good.

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Final Answers:

1. A
2. A
3. A
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. A
8. B
9. A

(Note: There are only 9 questions shown, though header says 10. We solved all visible ones.)

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Final Answer:
1. A
2. A
3. A
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. A
8. B
9. A
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