Form 10: Multiple Causes Leading to a Single Result
Examine texts where several different factors contribute to one final outcome. Practice identifying how multiple causes combine to produce a single result.
Questions
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'Lack of rain, high temperatures, and strong winds all contributed to the rapid spread of the wildfire.' What was the single effect?
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'Poor diet, lack of exercise, and insufficient sleep led to Tyler feeling constantly exhausted.' What was the combined effect?
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'High demand, limited supply, and rising shipping costs caused the price of oranges to skyrocket.' What was the outcome?
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'Heavy rain, melting snow, and a clogged storm drain caused the neighborhood street to flood.' What was the single result?
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'Overfishing, water pollution, and habitat destruction caused the local fish population to decline.' What was the result?
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'Frequent practice, good coaching, and strong teamwork resulted in the championship victory.' What was the final outcome?
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'Strict studying, taking clear notes, and attending tutoring led to Maya earning an A in science.' What was the single effect?
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'Clear skies, low light pollution, and a new telescope allowed the astronomer to discover a new star.' What was the outcome?
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'Deforestation, soil erosion, and heavy downpours resulted in a massive landslide.' What was the single effect?
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'Old wiring, overloaded outlets, and dry carpet caused the house fire.' What was the final effect?
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'Warm water, high humidity, and low atmospheric pressure led to the formation of a hurricane.' What was the result?
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'Speeding, wet pavement, and worn tires caused the car to slide off the road.' What was the single result?