Form 14: Interpreting Cause and Effect Graphic Organizers

Questions

1. MultiChoice

   In a graphic organizer, an arrow points from Box A ('Heavy Rain') to Box B ('Flooded Streets'). Box A represents the:

2. MultiChoice

   In the same graphic organizer, Box B ('Flooded Streets') represents the:

3. MultiChoice

   In a multi-effect diagram, one central box has three arrows pointing out to three separate boxes. What does this show?

4. MultiChoice

   In a diagram where three separate boxes all point arrows into one single final box, what does the final box represent?

5. MultiChoice

   A graphic organizer shows: [Sun bakes clay] -> [Clay cracks] -> [Water leaks through]. What does this chain represent?

6. MultiChoice

   On a Fishbone Diagram used for cause-and-effect analysis, the head of the fish usually represents the:

7. MultiChoice

   In a Cause-and-Effect flowchart, what do the connecting arrows signify?

8. MultiChoice

   Look at the chain: [High winds] -> [Tree falls on power line] -> [____]. What is the missing effect?

9. MultiChoice

   In a table with columns 'Cause' and 'Effect', under which column should 'Slippery ice on sidewalk' go if the result was 'Pedestrian slipped'?

10. MultiChoice

    In the same table, under which column should 'Pedestrian slipped' be placed?

11. MultiChoice

    If a student creates a graphic organizer: [Deforestation] -> [Loss of animal habitat] -> [Species endangerment], what is the final effect?

12. MultiChoice

    How does a Cause-and-Effect graphic organizer help a reader?