A Green Kid's Guide Review

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What is a cause?

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A cause is something that makes something else happen. For example, if you leave ice cream out, it melts. The cause is leaving it out.

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What is an effect?

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An effect is what happens because of a cause. For example, if you are late for school, the effect is that you miss class.

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What does it mean to place something?

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To place something means to put it somewhere carefully. For example, you place a book on a shelf.

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What does it mean to be soaked?

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To be soaked means to be very wet. For example, if you jump in a puddle, you get soaked.

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What does it mean to be thirsty?

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To be thirsty means you want to drink something. For example, after playing outside, you might feel thirsty.

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What is the relationship between cause and effect?

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A cause leads to an effect. For example, if you forget your umbrella (cause), you will get wet (effect).

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What does it mean to drop something?

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To drop something means to let it fall. For example, if you accidentally let go of a ball, you drop it.

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What does it mean to be hungry?

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To be hungry means you want to eat something. For example, if you haven't eaten all day, you might feel hungry.

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What is an example of a cause for being late?

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An example of a cause for being late is missing your alarm clock.

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What is an example of an effect of being thirsty?

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An example of an effect of being thirsty is going to get a drink.