Understanding Cause and Effect Relationships

What is a cause in a cause and effect relationship?

• An event or action that directly results in another event or action.

• The outcome or consequence that occurs due to the cause.

• A character's decision in a story.

• The setting of a story.

What is an effect in a cause and effect relationship?

• An event or action that directly results in another event or action.

• The outcome or consequence that occurs due to the cause.

• A character's decision in a story.

• The setting of a story.

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How do cause and effect relationships drive the story?

• By creating a chain of events.

• By describing the setting.

• By introducing new characters.

• By explaining the background.

Which of the following is an example of building tension in a plot?

• Creating suspense and anticipation as one event leads to another.

• Describing the physical appearance of characters.

• Explaining the historical context of the story.

• Providing detailed descriptions of the setting.

In the story of Cinderella, what is the cause of her desire to attend the ball?

• Her stepmother and stepsisters mistreat her.

• She finds a magical wand.

• She receives an invitation from the prince.

• She wants to escape her chores.

In "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," what is the effect of Harry discovering he is a wizard?

• He becomes embroiled in the mystery surrounding the Philosopher's Stone.

• He decides to leave his home.

• He starts a new school in his neighborhood.

• He meets a new friend in his town.

What keyword can help identify a cause and effect relationship?

• Because

• However

• Although

• Despite

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In the scenario where a boy loses his pet dog, what is the cause?

• The boy forgets to close the gate properly.

• The dog is very adventurous.

• The boy leaves the dog alone at home.

• The dog is scared of loud noises.

Why is understanding cause and effect relationships essential for understanding how stories unfold?

• They make the story more interesting.

• They connect events in a logical sequence.

• They add more characters to the story.

• They make the story longer.

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How do cause and effect relationships contribute to the development of characters and resolution of conflicts in a plot?

• By adding more dialogue.

• By making the story more colorful.

• By connecting events logically.

• By introducing new settings.