Form 1: Recognizing Cause and Effect Signal Words
Practice identifying key signal words that indicate cause and effect relationships within a text. Spot transitions that show why something happens or what results from an action.
Questions
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Which signal phrase indicates a cause and effect relationship?
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In the sentence 'The road was slippery because it rained', which word signals the cause?
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Which transition word best introduces an effect in a passage?
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Which of the following is NOT a cause-and-effect signal word?
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Which transition completes the sentence? 'He forgot his coat; ____, he felt cold all day.'
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Which signal phrase points directly to the reason why something happened?
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Identify the cause-and-effect signal word in: 'Since the power went out, the clocks stopped working.'
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Which phrase best connects a cause directly to its outcome?
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Which transition fits best? 'She practiced every day; ____, she won first place.'
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Which word is specifically used to introduce a cause?
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In 'Heavy fog delayed the flight, so we waited three hours', which word signals the effect?
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Which word indicates a direct result of an action?