Cause-Effect Pattern of Idea Development

Cause-Effect Pattern of Idea Development

By ADRIAN CORTEZ

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EASUC

a person or thing that gives rise to an action, phenomenon, or condition.

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TECFEF

a change which is a result or consequence of an action

Example:

Global climate change resulting from the accumulation of greenhouse gasses.

English | Cause-Effect Pattern of Idea Development

​Using the cause-effect pattern, which color indicates the cause?

Global climate change resulting from the accumulation of greenhouse gasses.

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​Which color indicates the effect?

Global climate change resulting from the accumulation of greenhouse gasses.

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​What helped you identify the cause and effect?

Global climate change resulting from the accumulation of greenhouse gasses.

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Cause-Effect Pattern Idea Development

This pattern is used to show the different causes and effects of various conditions. 

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The cause is WHY something happens and an effect is WHAT happened.

Subject | Subject

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Multiple Choice

Identify whether the underlined phrase is a cause or effect:

“automation will also most likely cause several critical issues to emerge—mass unemployment probably being the major one”

• Cause

• effect

Multiple Choice

Identify whether the underlined phrase is a cause or effect:

The entire food chains are drastically affected or even become extinct due to increased toxicity of water quality

• Cause

• effect

Multiple Choice

Identify whether the underlined phrase is a cause or effect:

Because of the increased use of cars, pollution levels in cities are worsening.

• Cause

• effect

Multiple Choice

Identify whether the underlined phrase is a cause or effect:

It is reported that easy-listening and classical music improves the duration and intensity of concentration in all age groups and ability

• Cause

• effect

as a result, consequently, hence, in effect, resulting, since, therefore, thus

For expressing Effects:

because, causes, creates, due to, for this reason, if this.. then, leads to, on the account of, produces, since, this

For expressing Causes:

Signal Words

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