Question

which question might the reader ask after reading paragraph 4? a what happens if the consequences keep changing? b why should the cell phone be taken away? c what is one example of a toddler breaking a rule? d why should the consequence be followed?

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option based on what a reader would likely ask after a paragraph (assuming the paragraph is about consequences of rules, maybe for toddlers or behavior).

• Option A: If the paragraph discusses consequences of rules, a reader might ask about changing consequences. This is a follow - up question about a variable in the consequence - rule relationship.
• Option B: If the paragraph isn't about cell phones, this is irrelevant.
• Option C: If the paragraph already gave examples of toddlers breaking rules, this is not a likely follow - up.
• Option D: The question "Why should the consequence be followed?" is more about the justification of following consequences, but "What happens if the consequences keep changing?" is a more natural follow - up if the paragraph is about the stability of consequences in a rule - based context.

Answer:

A. What happens if the consequences keep changing?