It is a fact that for every action, there must be a reaction. This, therefore, means that for something to happen, there must be something that caused it. Recall what you know about cause and effect. Answer these 4th-grade questions carefully and get to see just how much you understood the relationship. Be sure to check up on more texts like it!
Tim forgot his math book.
He lost his book.
He was unable to complete his homework.
Tim received a bad grade.
Keegan skipped lunch.
Keegan was hungry.
Keegan forgot his lunch money.
Keegan brought lunch from home.
Gina doe not like cookies.
Papa hid them in the cupboard.
Gina couldn’t find the cookies.
Papa doesn’t want Gina to eat cookies.
Cause
Effect
Cause
Effect
Cause
Effect
Kelly studied her spelling words.
She knew all her words already.
She got an A on the test.
She failed the test.
The ground was cracked and dry.
The football game was cancelled.
The girl went ice skating.
We went to the beach.
People went to the beach.
All the school were closed.
People planted flowers outside.
Students took a test.
She was studying for a test.
She wanted to dust the house.
She was bored.
She spilled her glass of milk.
He was reading a book.
He ate too much candy.
He like going outside.
He plays basketball.
Sally planted a seed
The seed grew into a beautiful flower
Tara fell off of a swing
Tara hurt her arm
Ray did not get to go to recess
Ray did not do his homework
Cause
Effect
Her shoes were untied
She woke up late for school
She brushed her teeth for five minutes
She rode the bus to school each day
The tomatoes were planted in May
I forgot to water the plants
The roses bloomed early this year
The sun shone brightly on Saturday
You get to sleep in.
Your teacher is mean.
You get smarter.
The kite was flying...
A gust of wind blew the kit...
The boy was flying a kite...
I bought a kite...
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