If You Give a Cat a Cupcake Cause Effect

At the end of the book, if you give a cat some sprinkles, what will he want?

• milk

• a cupcake

• a friend

• new shoes

What is the main cause in the story 'If You Give a Cat a Cupcake'?

• The cat receives a cupcake

• The cat goes to the beach

• The cat makes a mess

• The cat takes a nap

What effect does giving a cat a cupcake have in the story?

• The cat wants sprinkles

• The cat falls asleep

• The cat runs away

• The cat gets angry

Which of the following is a cause-and-effect relationship in the story?

• The cat eats a cupcake and then wants sprinkles

• The cat goes to the park and then takes a nap

• The cat drinks milk and then wants a cupcake

• The cat plays with a ball and then eats a cupcake

What happens after the cat gets sprinkles in the story?

• The cat wants to go to the beach

• The cat wants a nap

• The cat wants more cupcakes

• The cat wants to play

In the story, what does the cat want after going to the beach?

• A towel

• A cupcake

• A nap

• A sandcastle

What is the sequence of events after the cat receives a cupcake?

• Cupcake, sprinkles, beach

• Beach, cupcake, sprinkles

• Sprinkles, cupcake, beach

• Cupcake, beach, sprinkles

Which sentence best describes the theme of 'If You Give a Cat a Cupcake'?

• Actions have consequences

• Cats love cupcakes

• Always share your food

• Cats are unpredictable

What literary device is primarily used in 'If You Give a Cat a Cupcake'?

• Cause and effect

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

How does the story 'If You Give a Cat a Cupcake' end?

• The cat wants another cupcake

• The cat falls asleep

• The cat goes home

• The cat finds a friend