Which cause-and-effect relationship in "Broken Chain" relates to the theme "Even when you have problems with your family, in the end you can count on them"? Cause: Alfonso frees Frankie from the top of a barbed-wire fence. Effect: Sandra is grateful. Cause: Sandra's mother has to work. Effect: Sandra has to take care of Frankie. Cause: Ernie lends Alfonso his bike. Effect: Alfonso can go on his first date with Sandra. Cause: Alfonso may have found a girlfriend. Effect: Ernie is secretly jealous of him.

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Which cause-and-effect relationship in "Broken Chain" relates to the theme "Even when you have problems with your family, in the end you can count on them"? Cause: Alfonso frees Frankie from the top of a barbed-wire fence. Effect: Sandra is grateful. Cause: Sandra's mother has to work. Effect: Sandra has to take care of Frankie. Cause: Ernie lends Alfonso his bike. Effect: Alfonso can go on his first date with Sandra. Cause: Alfonso may have found a girlfriend. Effect: Ernie is secretly jealous of him.

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Clarissa Salinas · Answer 1

The answer is: C. Cause: Ernie lends Alfonso his bike. Effect: Alfonso can go on his first date with Sandra.

When Alfonso polishes his bike pretty careful, however, was about to leave to his date with Sandra the chain of his bike gets broken, he asks Ernie, his brother, to lend him his bicycle, but he says no. Alfonso when to meet Sandra and was hiding because he have no bicycle to ride with her and Ernie saw him and lends the bicycle to him.