Read this passage: A stream near the school used to flood the walking path after heavy rain. To solve the problem, the town added stones along the banks and planted deep-rooted grasses. After that, the path stayed drier during storms. Which statement best explains the relationship in the passage?

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Question

Read this passage: A stream near the school used to flood the walking path after heavy rain. To solve the problem, the town added stones along the banks and planted deep-rooted grasses. After that, the path stayed drier during storms. Which statement best explains the relationship in the passage?

Accepted Answer

The problem was flooding on the path, and the solution was adding stones and grasses to reduce it.