Identifying Cause and Effect

Tim forgot his book at school so he couldn't do his homework.

• cause

• effect

It was a windy morning

so Bob blew his kite.

• cause

• effect

I am very tired for I stayed up late studying.

• cause

• effect

Kate didn't eat breakfast

so she was hungry.

• cause

• effect

Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, people's lives changed drastically.

• Cause

• Effect

Students still need to study during quarantine because they still need to learn and avoid postponement of moving up on their next grade level.

• Cause

• Effect

People need to stay at home during this pandemic because they want avoid getting sick.

• Cause

• Effect

Because people want to prevent the spread of the virus, they wear face mask and do social distancing.

• Cause

• Effect

Because of the pandemic, many people lost their jobs and businesses.

• Cause

• Effect

Is the green part of the sentence the cause or the effect?

I ate too many cookies, so I got a stomach ache.

• Cause

• Effect