Form 11: Cause and Effect Sentence Structure & Transitions
Learn how sentences are structured to express cause and effect relationships clearly. Practice identifying transition words and sentence patterns that link causes to their outcomes.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Which best combines these sentences to show cause and effect? 'The storm was fierce. All flights were canceled.'
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Choose the best transition: 'The heavy iron door was rusty; ____, it was difficult to open.'
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Which sentence correctly uses a cause-and-effect transition?
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Which choice accurately combines: 'He did not set his alarm. He was late for work.'?
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Select the appropriate word: 'The team practiced daily; ____, they won the state championship.'
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Which sentence expresses a cause and effect relationship correctly?
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Choose the best transition: 'The sun was shining brightly; ____, the snow melted rapidly.'
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Which sentence correctly joins the cause and effect?
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Select the best combining phrase: 'She worked hard all semester. She earned top grades.'
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Choose the correct transition: 'The restaurant lost power; ____, customers had to leave.'
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Which sentence clearly shows cause and effect?
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Choose the best connector: 'The soil was very dry ____ there had been no rain for two months.'