Patterns for organization (Cause and Effects)

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Circumstances leading to a life of crime may stem from childhood experiences, such as strict parenting or poverty, personality flaws, or societal pressures.

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cause and effect

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Most likely cause of laughter?

Back

Someone telling a joke.

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Effect of not studying for a test?

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The student doing very badly on the test.

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Crowd cheers after home team scores a basket. This cheering is the _____ of the team scoring.

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EFFECT

Front

Cause of a rainbow?

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It rained and it is now sunny.

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Spilling milk can lead to:

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Cleaning it up.

Front

Alarm clock didn't go off, so...

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I was late for work.

Front

Cause in the sentence: 'Because it rained, I got soaked.'

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it rained

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Cause in: 'Since I got straight A's, my parents took me out to dinner.'

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I got straight A's

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Effect in the sentence: Due to peanut allergies, students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods.

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students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods