Exam 9: Cause and Effect

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When you are writing about the reasons for something, you are writing about _____.

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If you are writing about some immediate and some long-range effects, you should discuss the effects in _____.

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Place a C next to topic sentences for cause paragraphs. Place an E next to topic sentences for effect paragraphs. -____ The mayor had several motives for canceling the fundraiser.

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Place a C next to topic sentences for cause paragraphs. Place an E next to topic sentences for effect paragraphs. -____ Teens experiment with drugs because of peer pressure, low self-esteem, and curiosity.

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When writers plan a cause or effect paragraph, they should ask themselves whether their topic sentence _____.

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Place a C next to topic sentences for cause paragraphs. Place an E next to topic sentences for effect paragraphs. -____ Martha and Ted have several reasons for adopting a child.

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Which of the following is not an effective transition for an effect paragraph?

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Which of the following is not a word that signals effects?

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Which of the following is not a word that signals causes?

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Place a C next to topic sentences for cause paragraphs. Place an E next to topic sentences for effect paragraphs. -____ I was overwhelmed by the consequences of working part time while attending college.

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