
Purpose, Key Structure, and Language Features of Cause and Effe
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MYRA REGALADO
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Purpose, Key Structure, and Language Features of Cause and Effect
by MYRA REGALADO
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To identify the purpose, key structure, and language feature of cause and effect
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Tropical rainforests are the richest of all in plant and animal life. Plants grow continuously and there is always constant supply of food which provides a paradise for animals who live there.Why are rainforests considered a paradise for animals?
But, what will happen if these rainforests disappear?
The world’s rainforests are being cut down to provide timber and to make room for farmlands. They are disappearing at the rate of over 21 hectares every minute. If this rate continues, there will be no rainforests left by the year 2035.
Why are rainforests considered a paradise for animals?
Why are rainforests disappearing?What is the rate of disappearance of rainforests?
What is the rate of disappearance of rainforests?If this rate continues, what will be the result?
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Destruction of the rainforests will cause the extinction of thousands of plants and animals, many of which will be very useful to us. At the same time, the planet will lose the most productive of all its plant and animal community. Rainforests will not grow again. Clearing large areas of forests makes it impossible for plants to spread rapidly enough from untouched areas and provide sufficient ground cover to prevent soil erosion.
What is the result of the destruction of rainforests?
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Rainforest soil is poor. Most of the nutrients are contained in the plants themselves. The land can be farmed for only a few years and after that, it is left to be exposed to wind and rain, so the soil quickly washed away. Removal of the rainforests will also affect the world’s climate. Without these large areas of greenery to use up carbon dioxide, the greenhouse effect maybe increased.
Heat will be trapped close to the surface of the Earth and this will warm the Earth’s surface. Temperature will continue to rise if greenhouse gases will keep building up in the atmosphere.
How will it affect the world’s climate?
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Open Ended
Based on the text presented, what is the cause of the disapperance of rainforests?
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Open Ended
Give the effects of the disapperance of rainforests.
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What is cause?
It makes something else happen. It answers the question
why.
It may mean outcome, consequence, or output.
It
answers the question, “what happened?”
A result of something
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Open Ended
What is an effect?
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Poll
Is Cause and effect a common way to organize information in a text? Do paragraphs structured as cause and effect explain reasons why something happened or the effects of something?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
What is cause and effect text?
It describes a person, place, animal, or thing.
explains reasons why something happened or the effects of something
Tells how things are done.
Tells the problem and its possible solution.
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Poll
What signal words are used in cause and effect text?
adjectives
imperative sentences
because, so, so that, in order to, therefore, as a result, consequently
first, next, then, finally
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Open Ended
What is the purpose of a cause and effect text?
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Poll
I had stomach ache because I ate too much food. Which is the cause?
I had stomach ache.
I ate too much food.
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Poll
We received seven inches of rain in four hours so the underpass was flooded.
We received seven inches of rain in four hours.
The underpass was flooded.
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Many plants and animals in the water died because an oil spill causes crude oil to spill into the water. Which is the effect?
Many plants and animals in the water died.
An oil spill causes crude oil to spill into the water.
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