Effect vs Affect

The bright yellow walls in my room have a positive affect/effect on my mood.

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Reading Helen Keller's autobiography had a profound affect/effect on Isabella; she decided to learn sign language and volunteer at a school for children who are deaf.

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The drought will certainly affect/effect the crops this season.

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How do you think the school's new dress code will affect/effect the students?

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The loud music coming from next door affects/effects my concentration.

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Gum disease is one possible affect/effect of not flossing your teeth.

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Patrick worried that his knee injury would affect/effect his ability to play in the upcoming soccer tournament.

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Change the underlined word to either EFFECT or AFFECT:

"Brain freeze" can be the result of eating ice cream too fast.

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Change the underlined word to either EFFECT or AFFECT:

Eating just before going to bed messes up my sleep.

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The rain had almost no impact on traffic.

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