WorksheetsCause and Effect Essays
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the fist thing you need on the introduction?
Topic Sentence
Topic Information
Hooking idea
Thesis
How is it called the idea/stance that you take and that you will argue about in an essay?
Body Paragraphs
Summary
Offering a solution
Thesis
The (a) are the parts of an essay where you develop your ideas fully.
What strategies you like better to support your thesis?
Quoting
Contrasting/Comparing
Giving examples
Which of the following thesis belong to a cause and effect essay?
English classes are better than Spanish classes, In this text I will compare them in terms of fun, learning and class development.
To answer a crossword you will need to follow these steps; first, get information about the topic. Second, analyze the keywords. Third, check if the attempted words fit the spaces.
Saving water can impact positively your daily life. Here are some good results that you can get from it.
The (a) is a paragraph where you re-state your thesis and offer a solution or reflection.
What is the cause and effect on the following paragraph?
""Many of today's kids are engaged in sedentary pursuits made possible by a level of technology unthinkable as recently as 25 to 30 years ago. Computer, video, and other virtual games, the ready availability of feature films and games on DVD, plus high-tech advancements in music-listening technology have come down into the range of affordability for parents and even for the kids themselves. These passive pursuits have produced a downside of reduced physical activity for the kids, creating obesity"
Cause: Computer, video and other virtual games - Effect: Having lots of fun.
Cause: Parents are not worried enough. - Effect: Kids doing whatever they want
Cause: Sedentary pursuits - Effect: Child obesity
Cause: Technology development - Effect: Different new technologies that kids can use, like computers, video games, DVD players.
Body paragraphs should be organized like this:
- Supporting details
- Closing remark
- Summary
- Topic sentence
- Closing remark
- Supporting details
- Hooking idea
- Your topic
- Your thesis
- Topic sentence
- Supporting details
- Closing remark
What element(s) of a Cause and Effect essay is not so clear to me?
