Form 6: Distinguishing Cause from Effect Exercise

Form 6: Distinguishing Cause from Effect

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Form 6: Distinguishing Cause from Effect

Practice telling the difference between the reason something happened and the outcome that followed. Learn to accurately classify statements as either causes or effects.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    In the relationship 'A spark landed on dry leaves, starting a forest fire', which event is the CAUSE?

  2. MultiChoice

    In the relationship 'A spark landed on dry leaves, starting a forest fire', which event is the EFFECT?

  3. MultiChoice

    'The power grid failed, so the lights went out.' Which statement correctly identifies cause and effect?

  4. MultiChoice

    'Heavy rain caused the baseball game to be postponed.' Which statement is the EFFECT?

  5. MultiChoice

    'Because Sam missed the bus, he had to walk to school.' Which statement is the CAUSE?

  6. MultiChoice

    'The ice cream melted because it was left in the sun.' Which event happened FIRST chronologically (the cause)?

  7. MultiChoice

    'Continuous heavy usage caused the computer battery to drain.' Which event is the EFFECT?

  8. MultiChoice

    'Because the dam broke, the valley flooded.' Which statement is the CAUSE?

  9. MultiChoice

    'The dog barked, so the baby woke up.' Which statement is the EFFECT?

  10. MultiChoice

    'High tides caused ocean water to spill over the seawall.' Which statement is the CAUSE?

  11. MultiChoice

    'She forgot her lunch, so she bought food at the cafeteria.' Which statement is the EFFECT?

  12. MultiChoice

    'The engine overheated because coolant was low.' Which statement is the CAUSE?