Cause and Effect

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What is a cause?

Back

Something that causes something else to happen.

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What is an effect?

Back

What happens because of a cause.

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What are some examples of causes for not completing an assignment?

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Examples include forgetting materials, lack of understanding, or time management issues.

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In the sentence 'My button was loose, so my grandmother sewed it on tightly,' what is the cause?

Back

My button was loose.

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In the sentence 'Nadia arrived home later than usual and missed her favorite TV show,' what is the effect?

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Missed her favorite TV show.

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How can understanding cause and effect improve problem-solving skills?

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It helps in identifying relationships between events and predicting outcomes.

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What is a causal relationship?

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A relationship where one event (the cause) directly affects another event (the effect).

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Can an effect have multiple causes?

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Yes, an effect can result from multiple causes.

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What is the difference between a direct cause and an indirect cause?

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A direct cause leads immediately to an effect, while an indirect cause may contribute to the effect through a chain of events.

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How can you identify the cause in a complex sentence?

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Look for the event that triggers the outcome or result described in the sentence.