IXL | Match each effect to its cause | 2nd grade language arts

Match each effect to its cause.

She got wet when it melted.

She couldn't get into the house.

Cause

Effect

Patty lost her keys.

Becky put a snowball in her pocket.

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Match each effect to its cause.

He has a flat tire.

A raccoon got into it.

Cause

Effect

Chase left the lid off the trash.

Greg drove over a nail.

key idea

Two events can sometimes be linked by cause and effect.

A cause is why something happens. An effect is what happens because of the cause.

Cause

Effect

It rained.

The road is wet.

I fell in the mud.

My clothes are dirty.

You can check whether a cause and effect go together. Put them together with the word so:

It rained, so the road is wet.

You can also use the word because. With because, the effect goes first in the sentence.

The road is wet because it rained.

solution

These causes and effects go together. You can link them with the word so, and they will make sense.

Chase left the lid off the trash, so a raccoon got into it.

Greg drove over a nail, so he has a flat tire.

In each sentence, the cause goes before so, and the effect goes after.

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