Cause and Effect

Front

Cause: Brother added sugar to drink.

Back

Too sweet to drink.

Front

Johnny Wiggins fell down a well for three hours.

Back

Trapped for three hours.

Front

Peter walked quickly down a dark street. It was quiet. Suddenly, a dog howled, and Peter walked faster.

Back

Peter walked even faster.

Front

Consequently means __________

Back

as a result, effect, or outcome; therefore:

Front

CAUSE: It was very hot, so... Effect?

Back

I went swimming.

Front

Storm water runoff carries trash, leading to pollution and health hazards for wildlife.

Back

Trash chokes ducks, fish, and turtles.

Front

Cause and effect: It rained heavily, so they went to the movies instead of the park.

Back

It rained heavily, so they went to the movies instead of the park.

Front

They stayed inside... it was raining.

Back

since

Front

Woke up late; alarm didn't ring. Rushed for school, made a mess, missed the bus, went back for my phone. Late for school, lecturer unhappy. Bad mood, shouted at friends, they left. Decided to get two alarm clocks.

Back

because

Front

Woke up late; alarm didn't ring. Rushed for school, made a mess, missed the bus, went back for my phone. Late for school; lecturer unhappy. Bad mood, shouted at friends, they left. Decided to get two alarm clocks.

Back

as a result