Select the two adjectives. Don't select any articles (a, an, or the). there are numerous consequences for drought;for example, farmers may lose money when crops die, and the cost of food may increase

I looked this question up and found that the sentence was missing one word. It should be:

There are numerous economic consequences of drought; for example, farmers may lose  money when crops die, and the cost of food may increase.

The two adjectives in the sentence are: numerous and economic.

Explanation:

An adjective is a word or phrase that modifies a noun or a pronoun by attributing a quality to it. In the English language, adjectives come before the word they modify. In the sentence we are analyzing here, there are two adjectives modifying the same noun, "consequences". First, we get to know that there are "numerous" consequences, that is, several of them. Then, we are told those consequences are "economic", meaning they are related to money. Therefore, the adjectives we were looking for are "numerous" and "economic".

a, b, and c are all correct.

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