Cause and Effect

Front

Cause in the passage: Woke up late, ran to bus stop, wore slippers to school.

Back

I woke up late.

Front

Effect in the passage: I played a new video game all night, forgot to study, and failed the quiz.

Back

I failed the quiz.

Front

Underlined part: 'had to go back home and get it'. Cause or effect?

Back

Effect

Front

Is the underlined part a cause or effect? I was in a hurry! I forgot my book in my locker.

Back

Effect

Front

Signal word for cause and effect?

Back

Because

Front

Speed limit is 15 mph during pick up/drop off hours.

Back

Effect

Front

Cause of the paragraph: My grandparents are coming over for dinner tonight.

Back

My grandparents are coming over for dinner tonight.

Front

Effect of the sentence: Many students had peanut allergies; nobody could bring in Reese's cups.

Back

Nobody could bring in Reese's cups.

Front

Cause: Studied hard for English test.

Back

Effect: Got an A.

Front

Kyle and Louis studied together because they had every class together.

Back

Cause