Discussion
The phrase '. . . . initiates a cascade of events', means :
Answer: D
To initiate a cascade of events means to start a series of occurrences.
Initiate means to begin or set off, and a cascade, literally a waterfall, is used for a series of events in which each one triggers the next. Together the phrase means to set off a chain of events.
Stopping or halting events is the opposite of initiating them. 'Signals given to the brain' describes what the chain might lead to in a scientific context, not what the phrase itself means.
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