Question

A. what interests you is the way in which you have created the illusion
B. they are angry with you, for it was
C. the public is easily disillusioned and then
D. the illusion they loved; they do not understand that

• A. ACBD
• B. BDCA
• C. CBDA
• D. BCAD

Hint:

When arranging cause-effect sequences, start with the broader observation, then state the reaction, specify the object of the reaction, and finally provide any reflective or interpretative conclusion.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The most logical starting point is C — "the public is easily disillusioned and then" — because it introduces a cause-effect sequence, suggesting what happens after the public loses faith.
Next comes B — "they are angry with you, for it was" — which logically follows, explaining the reason for their anger.
Following B, D — "the illusion they loved; they do not understand that" — completes the thought about what exactly they are upset about, referring to the illusion being lost.
Finally, A — "what interests you is the way in which you have created the illusion" — ties the sentence back to the subject, ending with a reflective note about the creation of that illusion.
Thus, the meaningful sequence is C → B → D → A, which matches option (c) CBDA.