The document discusses cause and effect relationships. A cause is why something happened, while an effect is the result of what happened. Understanding cause and effect involves identifying the causes and effects in a situation or event, which may sometimes require reading between the lines. Signal words like "because", "as a result", and "therefore" can help identify the cause and effect. Technological advances often have unintended social, cultural, and economic consequences.
The document discusses cause and effect relationships. A cause is why something happened, while an effect is the result of what happened. Understanding cause and effect involves identifying the causes and effects in a situation or event, which may sometimes require reading between the lines. Signal words like "because", "as a result", and "therefore" can help identify the cause and effect. Technological advances often have unintended social, cultural, and economic consequences.
The document discusses cause and effect relationships. A cause is why something happened, while an effect is the result of what happened. Understanding cause and effect involves identifying the causes and effects in a situation or event, which may sometimes require reading between the lines. Signal words like "because", "as a result", and "therefore" can help identify the cause and effect. Technological advances often have unintended social, cultural, and economic consequences.
EFFECT RELATIONSHIP WHAT IS CAUSE-AND-EFFECT RELATIONSHIP?
▪ When you explain why things happen
and what occurs when they do, the technique you use is called cause and effect. WHAT IS CAUSE-AND-EFFECT RELATIONSHIP? ▪ Cause is why something happened. ▪ Effect is the result of what happened. Because effects always have causes and causes always lead to effects, we rarely see one without the other. ▪ Example: ▪ I stayed home from school because I had the flu. Understanding Cause and Effect Relationships ▪ In some paragraphs, the cause-and-effect relationship is not directly stated. ▪ In these cases, you have to – "read between the lines." ▪ Use clues from the paragraph to identify cause-and-effect relationships. CAUSE AND EFFECT SIGNAL WORDS CAUSE EFFECT • Because • • As a result of • The reason for • Outcome • On account of • Finally • Bring about • Consequently • Give rise to • Therefore • Created by • For this reason • Contributed by • Hence • Led to • Effect • Due to • Then • Since • So Can you find the signal words?
▪ The night’s snowstorm had many effects.
People were out shoveling snow from their sidewalks. The power lines were draped with ice. Snow plows drove down every street. Children were the happiest of all. The unexpected snow caused school to be cancelled! Can you find the signal words?
▪ The night’s snowstorm had many effects.
People were out shoveling snow from their sidewalks. The power lines were draped with ice. Snow plows drove down every street. Children were the happiest of all. The unexpected snow caused school to be cancelled! Use signal words to identify which is the cause and which is the effect.
Baby painted turtles spend all winter in
their nests. They have special chemicals in their blood that can keep their blood from freezing. As a result, baby painted turtles can survive freezing temperatures! Use signal words to identify which is the cause and which is the effect.
Baby painted turtles spend all winter in
their nests. They have special chemicals in their blood that can keep their blood from freezing. As a result, baby painted turtles can survive freezing temperatures!
This is the cause Use signal words to identify which is the cause and which is the effect.
Baby painted turtles spend all winter in
their nests. They have special chemicals in their blood that can keep their blood from freezing. As a result, baby painted turtles can survive freezing temperatures! This is the effect See if you can identify the Causes & Effects. When a solar-powered water pump was provided for a well in India, the village headman took it over and sold the water, until stopped. The new liquid abundance attracted hordes of unwanted nomads. Village boys who had drawn water in buckets had nothing to do, and some became criminals. The gap between rich and poor widened, since the poor had no land to benefit from irrigation. Finally, village women broke the pump, so they could gather again around the well that had been the center of their social lives. Moral: technological advances have social, cultural sentence and economic consequences, often unanticipated. See if you can identify the Causes & Effects. Causes: When a solar-powered water pump was provided for a well in India, the village headman took it over and sold the water, until stopped. The new liquid abundance attracted hordes of unwanted nomads. Village boys who had drawn water in buckets had nothing to do, and some became criminals. The gap between rich and poor widened, since the poor had no land to benefit from irrigation. Finally, village women broke the pump, so they could gather again around the well that had been the center of their social lives. See if you can identify the Causes & Effects. Effects: When a solar-powered water pump was provided for a well in India, the village headman took it over and sold the water, until stopped. The new liquid abundance attracted hordes of unwanted nomads. Village boys who had drawn water in buckets had nothing to do, and some became criminals. The gap between rich and poor widened, since the poor had no land to benefit from irrigation. Finally, village women broke the pump, so they could gather again around the well that had been the center of their social lives. Moral: technological advances have social, cultural sentence and economic consequences, often unanticipated. THE CAUSE-AND- EFFECT RELATIONSHIP