Question

who is the world’s most famous french fictional law officer? determine whether each statement is correlation or causation. circle the appropriate letter next to each problem. when you are finished, print the circled letters or blanks in the row of boxes at the bottom of the page top to bottom, left to right. first print those from the column marked “correlation.” then print those from the column marked “causation.” your answer will appear. 1. increased sunlight and math test scores. 2. number of storks and birth rate in russia. 3. exercise and the amount of calories you burn per minute. 4. amount of hours worked increases and income earned. 5. many buffalo were killed and buffalo almost became extinct. 6. temperature and crime rate. 7. a basketball player was traveling and the referee called a penalty. 8. sales of ice cream and the incidence of snakebites. 9. the alarm was not set and we were late for school. 10. helium rises and a helium balloon floats. 11. eating bread and high death rates. 12. i was driving 75 in a 35 - mile zone and i got a speeding ticket. 13. amount of hours of sleep per night increases and gpa (grade point average). 14. male drivers and car accidents. 15. yellow cars and a lower incidence of accidents. 16. eating a lot of candy at once and a stomach ache. 17. a student with many absences and decreasing grades. 18. wind speed increases and the sailboat moves faster.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify correlation letters

We collect the circled letters from the "Correlation" column: I, N, H, F, N, S, O, P, ●, K, E, C, C, T, O, T, R, K

Step2: Identify causation letters

We collect the circled letters from the "Causation" column: A, R, ●, A, L, G, H, A, I, O, P, I, G, O, A, G, C, O

Step3: Arrange as instructed

We first print the correlation - letters and then the causation - letters in the order they appear in the columns: I N H F N S O P ● K E C C T O T R K A R ● A L G H A I O P I G O A G C O

Answer:

I N H F N S O P ● K E C C T O T R K A R ● A L G H A I O P I G O A G C O