Cause and Effect

I love living in Australia …. the weather.

• because

• since

• as

• because of

• But

Keith lost his job due …. cutbacks in the department.

• for

• at

• to

• by

• either

I love Switzerland ...... the weather.

• because

• as

• since

• due to

• sure

Jake was ill last night, ...... he did not eat anything a whole day.

• above

• sure

• because

• so

• in order to

She will stay at home ...... she does not have anything to do outside.

• since

• act

• cause for

• due

• like

What is the effect in this sentence?

Due to peanut allergies, students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods.

• peanut allergies

• students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods

• students are in baked goods.

• allergies

• students are permitted to bring in baked goods.

What could be a possible cause to this happening?

• Because the phone fell in a bucket of water.

• Since the phone was protected in a phone case.

• Because someone dropped the phone on a sidewalk.

• Therefore someone needs a new phone.

• Because someone hid the phone in the proper place.

George was hungry because he skipped lunch.

What is the effect?

• George did not have lunch

• George had lunch.

• George skipped lunch.

• George wasn't hungry.

• George was hungry.

Sumatran tigers are almost extinct because people killed too many of them.

Which one the effect of the sentence above!

• People killed too many of them.

• Sumatran tigers almost become extinct.

• Tigers are almost extinct.

• Because people.

• Killed too many of them.

Cause: She ate too much.

Effect: She got stomach ache.

A good sentence that using conjunction is…

• Because she ate too much, she got stomach ache.

• She got stomach ache because of she ate too much so.

• She got stomach ache so She ate too much.

• She ate too much she got so stomach ache.

• She ate so too much she got stomach ache.