Which pair of events describes a significant cause and effect that occurs in the story? * 1 point A. Cause: The men become aware that they are following their own footsteps. Effect: They lose faith in Ollendorff as a guide.

B. Cause: The men realize they might be wandering down a sagebrush path instead of a road. Effect: The horses wander away from the group.

C. Cause: The men get distracted while trying to light the fire with a pistol. Effect: The men are forced to change the way they navigate.

D. Cause: The men lose sight of the wagon tracks as the snow continues to fall. Effect: They decide to camp and make a fire.

A. Cause: The men become aware that they are following their own footsteps. Effect: They lose faith in Ollendorff as a guide.

Explanation:

This is based on the books "Roughing it" by Mark Twain. It is partly based on the early life of Mark Twain as a young journalist and gold miner. In one journey through the snow, the characters in the book are following a man named Ollendorff who claims to be good at directions.

The men began to see snow tracks and theorized that there was a large group of people in front of them that kept getting larger because the tracks seemed to increase. This confused them until they figured out that it was actually their tracks and that they can been going around in circles. This caused them to lose faith in Ollendorff.

answer: n

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explanation:

op: object of preposition