Exercise
Form 8: Identifying Effects in Everyday Scenarios
Examine familiar daily situations to determine the results or outcomes of specific actions. Practice identifying what happens as a consequence of everyday events.
Questions
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MultiChoice
'Because Jenna practiced her lines every night, she performed her play flawlessly.' What was the result of her practice?
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'The roads were icy this morning, so school was delayed by two hours.' What was the result of icy roads?
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'Tom left his ice cream in the sun; as a result, it turned into liquid.' What was the result?
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'Since the power went out, all the lights in the house went dark.' What was the effect of the outage?
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MultiChoice
'Due to excessive rain, the town lake rose three feet.' What was the effect of the heavy rain?
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'The cat knocked over the flower vase, causing water to spill on the rug.' What was the effect of knocking over the vase?
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MultiChoice
'Because Mark lost his locker key, he could not open his locker.' What was the effect of losing the key?
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'The wind blew violently, breaking several tree branches in the yard.' What was the result of the violent wind?
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'Since the garden was watered daily, the tomatoes grew large and red.' What was the outcome of daily watering?
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'Because the bridge was closed for repairs, traffic was rerouted through town.' What was the effect?
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'The heavy fog reduced visibility, forcing drivers to slow down.' What was the outcome of reduced visibility?
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'Because Alex forgot his umbrella, his clothes got soaked in the rain.' What was the effect?