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Which of the following is the best example of a tumultuous event?O
A.
a foggy night that hides the moon
В.
a drought that causes crops to wither and die
O
C. a storm so loud that it is hard to hear others speaking
D.
a winter night so cold that snow freezes into ice

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Answer 1
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A storm so loud that it is hard to hear others speaking is the best example of a tumultuous event. Thus, the option (c) is correct.

What is event?

The term “event” refers to something that happens in the location. The event is planned and arranged for the occasion. The event is planned to fulfill the mission. The event has various purposes, such as weddings, meetings, parties, and conferences. The event is managed properly because it could create unexpected issues.

An event that involves current, perplexing occurrences or feelings is referred to as a turbulent event. The violent and unstable are acting in a chaotic way. For instance, it can be challenging to hear others when a storm is nearby since the noise level is so high. When these problems arise, someone becomes violent.

Therefore, option (c) is correct.

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Answer 2
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Answer:

The best answer is C

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