Cause and Effect

Front

Most likely cause of laughter?

Back

Someone telling a joke.

Front

Possible effect of a student not studying for a test?

Back

The student doing very badly on the test.

Front

Spilling milk can lead to:

Back

Cleaning it up.

Front

Cause of a rainbow?

Back

It rained and it is now sunny.

Front

Effect on flashlight with no battery, broken bulb, and switch off?

Back

It doesn't work.

Front

Effect of the sentence: Due to peanut allergies, students can't bring baked goods.

Back

students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods.

Front

Possible causes for not doing homework?

Back

Left folder at school.

Front

Peter walked quickly down a dark street. It was quiet. A dog howled, and Peter walked faster.

Back

Peter walked even faster.

Front

Jason and Kate heard footsteps behind them. Jason whispered, "Walk quickly, I think somebody is following us." What caused Jason to think this?

Back

He could hear footsteps.

Front

Identify the red part: Jessica had a stomachache because she ate too many peanut butter cookies.

Back

Effect