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cause or an
effect.
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Understanding Cause & Effect:
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Cause: The reason something happens.
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Effect: The result or outcome of something.
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Worksheet Questions and Answers:
1.
We burned up the heat since we got home cold.
- Underlined: *"since we got home cold"*
- This is the
reason we burned up the heat.
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Answer: cause
2.
The sky was cloudy, so it rained.
- Underlined: *"so it rained"*
- This is the
result of the sky being cloudy.
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Answer: effect
3.
I spilled my juice, so I had to clean it up.
- Underlined: *"so I had to clean it up"*
- This is the
result of spilling the juice.
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Answer: effect
4.
I fell off my bike and scraped my knee.
- Underlined: *"scraped my knee"*
- This is the
result of falling off the bike.
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Answer: effect
5.
Our apartment is on the 11th floor; therefore, we have a great view of the city.
- Underlined: *"therefore, we have a great view of the city"*
- This is the
result of living on the 11th floor.
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Answer: effect
6.
Because I helped my mother, she was able to finish her work quickly.
- Underlined: *"she was able to finish her work quickly"*
- This is the
result of helping her.
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Answer: effect
7.
It was a very windy day, therefore, no one went out to fly a kite.
- Underlined: *"no one went out to fly a kite"*
- This is the
result of the wind.
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Answer: effect
8.
Since the class was about film, they were able to have movie night Friday.
- Underlined: *"they were able to have movie night Friday"*
- This is the
result of the class topic.
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Answer: effect
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
cause
2.
effect
3.
effect
4.
effect
5.
effect
6.
effect
7.
effect
8.
effect
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🔍 Explanation:
Most of the sentences use signal words like
"because," "since," "so," "therefore," which help identify the relationship between cause and effect. When a sentence describes
why something happened (the reason), it’s a
cause. When it describes
what happened as a result, it’s an
effect.
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