Cause and Effect

A cause is a reason for an event or action.

A cause is something that makes something else happen.

A cause is a type of effect.

A cause is a synonym for consequence.

You might get sunburned.

You will definitely get a tan.

You will feel cooler than indoors.

You will become dehydrated immediately.

If I drop a ball (cause), it will fall to the ground (effect).

When I eat ice cream (cause), I feel happy (effect).

If it rains (cause), the grass gets wet (effect).

When I study hard (cause), I will pass the test (effect).

It gets sunlight and water.

It is planted in the shade.

It is watered with soda.

It is kept in a dark room.

They might smile back.

They will ignore you.

They might frown at you.

They will walk away.

You will have energy for the day.

You will feel sleepy all day.

You will gain weight immediately.

You will be hungry before lunch.

An effect is a result of a cause.

An effect is a type of cause.

An effect is an unrelated event.

An effect is a synonym for cause.

Your friend will feel happy.

Your friend will feel sad.

Your friend will ignore you.

Your friend will become angry.

You may get good grades.

You will definitely fail.

You will have more free time.

You will forget everything you learned.

If you touch fire (cause), you will get burned (effect).

If it rains (cause), the ground will be wet (effect).

If you eat too much sugar (cause), you will feel energized (effect).

If you study hard (cause), you will fail the exam (effect).