What situation was created by the bread crisis and troop concentration in Paris together?

A mixture of economic unrest and political fear

The governing concept is the interaction of economic hardship and political crisis during the outbreak of the French Revolution. Bread was the staple food for ordinary people, and a rise in its price reduced the amount families could afford, producing hunger, anger, and demonstrations. At the same time, the concentration of royal troops around Paris suggested that force might be used against the Estates-General or National Assembly. These pressures operated together: economic suffering made people restless, while troop movements created fear of repression. Option A therefore gives the complete situation. Options B, C, and D are not consequences of the bread crisis and troop concentration.

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution. Topic: The Outbreak of the Revolution.