Cause and Effect in Reading

The video tutorial focuses on teaching students how to identify cause and effect in reading by using clue words. The teacher introduces the concept, discusses various clue words, and provides examples. Students engage in activities using color coding to mark causes and effects in sentences. The lesson concludes with a practical exercise involving a text about backpacks, where students identify causes and effects using the learned clue words.

What is the main goal of using clue words in reading?

• To enhance grammar skills

• To identify cause and effect

• To increase reading speed

• To improve vocabulary

What example of cause and effect did Eva share?

• Running fast causes sweating

• Eating too much causes stomach ache

• Staying up late causes tiredness

• Reading books causes knowledge

Which clue word did Justin mention for identifying cause?

• So

• Since

• Therefore

• Because

What is the clue word 'therefore' used to identify?

• Cause

• Effect

• Both cause and effect

• Neither

Which color is used to mark the cause in the exercise?

• Green

• Blue

• Red

• Yellow

In the example about cats, what is the cause?

• Cats have lots of energy

• Cats take many naps

• Cats are nocturnal

• Cats are lazy

What is the title of the text introduced for the exercise?

• Backpacks and Books

• Backpacks Mean Backaches

• Heavy Backpacks

• School Backpacks

What is the cause in the text 'Backpacks Mean Backaches'?

• Children have backaches

• Backpacks are overloaded

• Children are tired

• Backpacks are colorful

Which clue word is used to identify the cause in the text?

• Therefore

• Because

• Since

• So