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Identifying cause and effect in daily life, literature, natural science and social scienceVersion en ligne Identifying cause and effect in daily life, literature, natural science and social science par Vijo Gor 1 A loud thunderstorm started during the night. The noise woke Alex up. What was the cause of Alex waking up? a Alex felt tired the next morning. b Alex went back to sleep afterward. c A loud thunderstorm made noise during the night. d The sun rose early the next day. 2 Maria dropped her ice cream on the ground. What was the effect of dropping the ice cream? a Maria bought ice cream earlier that day. b The ice cream fell onto the ground. c Maria held the cone carefully. d The weather was warm and sunny. 3 A soccer ball hit a lamp. The lamp fell over. What caused the lamp to fall over? a Someone picked the lamp up later. b The lamp was standing in the room. c The soccer ball hit the lamp. d The lamp made a noise when it fell. 4 It began snowing heavily during the night. What could be an effect of the heavy snow? a The weather forecast was checked. b Snow fell from the sky overnight. c Winter had already started earlier. d Roads became covered with snow. 5 The class became very quiet after the teacher raised her hand. Which answer correctly matches the cause and effect? a Cause: the class was quiet → Effect: the teacher raised her hand. b Cause: the lesson ended → Effect: students arrived late. c Cause: the teacher raised her hand → Effect: the class became quiet. d Cause: students finished their work → Effect: the bell rang. 6 Sam left his lunch at home. Because of this, he was very hungry at school. Later, he had trouble concentrating in class. Which answer shows the correct chain of events? a Trouble concentrating → hunger → forgetting lunch b Forgetting lunch → feeling hungry → trouble concentrating c Feeling hungry → forgetting lunch → eating later d Forgetting lunch → concentrating better → eating later 7 A fire alarm rang loudly in the building. What could the effect be of the fire alarm ringing? a The alarm was installed earlier. b People left the building. c Someone tested the alarm later. d The building had many rooms. 8 Liam went to bed very late. He also skipped breakfast. At school, he felt tired. What helped cause Liam to feel tired? a He packed his school bag carefully. b He went to bed late and skipped breakfast. c He finished school in the afternoon. d He sat near the window in class. 9 The wind blew very strongly. A tree branch snapped and fell. Which option is the effect? a The tree branch snapped and fell. b Leaves were on the branch. c The wind blew strongly. d The tree grew over many years. 10 Ella forgot to water a plant. The soil dried out. The plant’s leaves turned brown. Which answer correctly shows the chain reaction? a Forgetting to water → dry soil → brown leaves b Brown leaves → dry soil → forgetting to water c Dry soil → forgetting to water → green leaves d Brown leaves → watering → healthy plant 11 Gilgamesh treated the people of his city cruelly and used his power unfairly. The gods responded to this behavior. What was the effect of Gilgamesh ruling unjustly? a The people crowned him a better king. b The gods created Enkidu to challenge him. c Gilgamesh decided to leave the city. d The city became peaceful and calm. 12 After Enkidu died, Gilgamesh becomes deeply afraid of death and loss. What caused Gilgamesh to begin searching for immortality? a The death of Enkidu frightened him. b The people asked him to leave Uruk. c The gods promised him eternal life. d He wanted to rule other cities. 13 Icarus flew too close to the sun. The wax holding his wings melted. He fell into the sea. Which answer shows the correct chain of events? a Falling → wings melt → flying higher b Flying safely → landing → melting c Flying too close → wings melt → falling d Wings melt → flying higher → falling 14 King Midas asked that everything he touches turn to gold. Soon, even his food and daughter turned to gold. What caused Midas’s suffering? a His wish for unlimited gold. b The gold being too heavy. c His daughter entering the room. d The gods leaving him alone. 15 Beowulf chose to fight the dragon alone instead of with his warriors. What was the effect of this choice? a The dragon fled the kingdom. b The treasure disappeared forever. c Beowulf was mortally wounded. d The people abandoned the land. 16 Robin Hood steals from the rich and gave the money to the poor. What is an effect of Robin Hood’s actions? a The king becomes more generous. b The forest disappears. c Taxes are removed immediately. d The poor were able to survive. 17 Romeo killed Tybalt in anger after Mercutio’s death. What was the effect of Romeo killing Tybalt? a Romeo was banished from Verona. b The feud immediately ends. c Romeo is praised by both families. d Juliet leaves her family at once. 18 Romeo believed Juliet was dead, but he did not know she had taken a sleeping potion. What caused Romeo to take poison? a He received false information. b The feud between families ends. c Friar Lawrence stops helping. d Juliet sends him a letter. 19 Macbeth listened to the witches’ prophecy. He then murdered the king. He then became paranoid and violent. Which chain best shows the consequences? a Power → peace → rule b Prophecy → murder → paranoid c Murder → prophecy → fear d Fear → prophecy → power 20 Hamlet delayed taking revenge and spent much time thinking and doubting. What caused the delay in revenge? a Claudius confessing publicly. b The ghost disappearing forever. c Hamlet’s indecision and overthinking. d The kingdom becoming peaceful. 21 In the Tempest, Prospero used magic to control the island and the people on it. What caused others to fear and obey Prospero? a His magical power and control b His refusal to forgive c His kindness toward enemies d His physical strength 22 Scrooge is shown visions of his lonely death and forgotten grave. What causes Scrooge to change his behavior? a He fears the future he sees b People forgive him first c He receives more money d Christmas ends early 23 Scrooge became generous and kind after his transformation. What is an effect of this change? a He helps others and finds joy b He leaves the city forever c People fear him more d He becomes poorer and lonely 24 Though it was against the rules, Oliver Twist asked for more food in the workhouse. What caused Oliver to be punished? a He broke a rule by asking for more b The adults feel generous c The food tastes bad d The children are rewarded 25 Oliver ran away from the workhouse. What was an effect of running away? a The system becomes fair b The adults apologize c He becomes vulnerable and exploited d He immediately finds safety 26 Anakin feared losing the people he loves. The Jedi High Council made him feel isolated. He listens to Palpatine. He turns to the dark side. Which chain best explains this fall? a Love → peace → balance b Fear → isolation → manipulation → dark side c Power → fear → love d War → victory → freedom 27 Luke refuses to kill his father and throws away his weapon. What is the effect of Luke’s choice? a Vader kills Luke immediately b The rebels are defeated c Vader begins to turn back to good d The Emperor wins easily 28 During winter, the temperature dropped far below freezing. A pond that was liquid in autumn became solid ice. What caused the pond to freeze? a The temperature dropped below freezing. b Ice appeared on the surface later. c Animals stopped drinking from the pond. d The pond was shallow and round. 29 A plant did not receive sunlight for many days. Its leaves slowly turned yellow. What was the effect of the plant not getting sunlight? a The leaves turned yellow. b The soil stayed dry underneath. c The pot stayed in the same place. d The plant was watered regularly. 30 An earthquake shakes the ground. The movement pushes seawater upward. A large wave travels toward the shore. Which answer shows the correct chain of events? a Ground shakes → water pushed → large wave b Water moves → earthquake stops → wave forms c Large wave → ground shakes → water moves d Shore floods → ground shakes → wave forms 31 Carbon dioxide builds up in Earth’s atmosphere. More heat is trapped near the surface. What causes the Earth to warm in this situation? a The Sun becomes hotter every year. b The seasons stop changing. c The atmosphere becomes thinner. d Heat is trapped by greenhouse gases. 32 Early humans who could cooperate in groups were more likely to survive dangers and find food. What caused cooperation to become an important human trait? a Cooperation increased chances of survival and reproduction. b Humans planned societies in advance. c Nature rewarded kindness automatically. d Humans preferred fairness over survival. 33 Early humans began using tools to hunt and prepare food more efficiently. What was an effect of improved tool use? a Humans gained more energy and survived better. b Humans needed less food overall. c Animals disappeared immediately. d Climate stopped influencing survival. 34 Large irrigation systems required coordination and labor management in early river civilizations. What did this help cause? a Random water usage. b Coordination and labor management. c No planning or leadership. d Individual farming only. 35 Surplus food allowed some people to stop farming and control resources. What was an effect of surplus production? a Social classes and class society began to form. b Hunger disappeared forever. c War stopped occurring. d Everyone became equally wealthy.

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Identifying cause and effect in daily life, literature, natural science and social scienceVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

A loud thunderstorm started during the night. The noise woke Alex up. What was the cause of Alex waking up?

Maria dropped her ice cream on the ground. What was the effect of dropping the ice cream?

A soccer ball hit a lamp. The lamp fell over. What caused the lamp to fall over?

It began snowing heavily during the night. What could be an effect of the heavy snow?

The class became very quiet after the teacher raised her hand. Which answer correctly matches the cause and effect?

Sam left his lunch at home. Because of this, he was very hungry at school. Later, he had trouble concentrating in class. Which answer shows the correct chain of events?

A fire alarm rang loudly in the building. What could the effect be of the fire alarm ringing?

Liam went to bed very late. He also skipped breakfast. At school, he felt tired. What helped cause Liam to feel tired?

The wind blew very strongly. A tree branch snapped and fell. Which option is the effect?

Ella forgot to water a plant. The soil dried out. The plant’s leaves turned brown. Which answer correctly shows the chain reaction?

Gilgamesh treated the people of his city cruelly and used his power unfairly. The gods responded to this behavior. What was the effect of Gilgamesh ruling unjustly?

After Enkidu died, Gilgamesh becomes deeply afraid of death and loss. What caused Gilgamesh to begin searching for immortality?

Icarus flew too close to the sun. The wax holding his wings melted. He fell into the sea. Which answer shows the correct chain of events?

King Midas asked that everything he touches turn to gold. Soon, even his food and daughter turned to gold. What caused Midas’s suffering?

Beowulf chose to fight the dragon alone instead of with his warriors. What was the effect of this choice?

Robin Hood steals from the rich and gave the money to the poor. What is an effect of Robin Hood’s actions?

Romeo killed Tybalt in anger after Mercutio’s death. What was the effect of Romeo killing Tybalt?

Romeo believed Juliet was dead, but he did not know she had taken a sleeping potion. What caused Romeo to take poison?

Macbeth listened to the witches’ prophecy. He then murdered the king. He then became paranoid and violent. Which chain best shows the consequences?

Hamlet delayed taking revenge and spent much time thinking and doubting. What caused the delay in revenge?

In the Tempest, Prospero used magic to control the island and the people on it. What caused others to fear and obey Prospero?

Scrooge is shown visions of his lonely death and forgotten grave. What causes Scrooge to change his behavior?

Scrooge became generous and kind after his transformation. What is an effect of this change?

Though it was against the rules, Oliver Twist asked for more food in the workhouse. What caused Oliver to be punished?

Oliver ran away from the workhouse. What was an effect of running away?

Anakin feared losing the people he loves. The Jedi High Council made him feel isolated. He listens to Palpatine. He turns to the dark side. Which chain best explains this fall?

Luke refuses to kill his father and throws away his weapon. What is the effect of Luke’s choice?

During winter, the temperature dropped far below freezing. A pond that was liquid in autumn became solid ice. What caused the pond to freeze?

A plant did not receive sunlight for many days. Its leaves slowly turned yellow. What was the effect of the plant not getting sunlight?

An earthquake shakes the ground. The movement pushes seawater upward. A large wave travels toward the shore. Which answer shows the correct chain of events?

Carbon dioxide builds up in Earth’s atmosphere. More heat is trapped near the surface. What causes the Earth to warm in this situation?

Early humans who could cooperate in groups were more likely to survive dangers and find food. What caused cooperation to become an important human trait?

Early humans began using tools to hunt and prepare food more efficiently. What was an effect of improved tool use?

Large irrigation systems required coordination and labor management in early river civilizations. What did this help cause?

Surplus food allowed some people to stop farming and control resources. What was an effect of surplus production?