Form 4: Cause and Effect in Science Topics
Analyze science-based passages to determine cause and effect relationships in natural processes. Practice identifying how scientific events lead to specific outcomes.
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'When water boils, heat causes it to turn into steam.' What is the cause of steam forming?
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'Deforestation removes trees, leading to soil erosion.' What is an effect of deforestation?
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'Earthquake tremors beneath the ocean floor can generate a tsunami.' What causes the tsunami?
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'Excessive carbon emissions trap heat in the atmosphere, raising global temperatures.' What is the effect of trapped heat?
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'Volcanic eruptions release ash into the air, blocking sunlight for days.' What is the effect of ash in the air?
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'When oil spills into the ocean, marine life suffers from toxic exposure.' What is the cause of marine life suffering?
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'Glaciers melt as atmospheric temperatures rise.' What causes glaciers to melt?
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'Overgrazing by livestock strips vegetation, causing desertification.' What is the effect of overgrazing?
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'High humidity combined with cooling air causes clouds to condense.' What causes cloud condensation?
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'When tectonic plates slide past each other, friction builds up and triggers an earthquake.' What triggers the earthquake?
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'Acid rain forms when pollutants combine with moisture in clouds.' What is the cause of acid rain?
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'Photosynthesis occurs when plants use sunlight to convert carbon dioxide into energy.' What causes plants to create energy?