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Understand how actions lead to results

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Froggy Jumps Cause and Effect QuizOnline version Understand how actions lead to results by Mackayla Lawrence 1 What is the best definition of 'cause' in a cause-and-effect relationship? a An event that makes another event happen b A random coincidence c A result that occurs without any trigger 2 What is the effect in a cause-and-effect chain? a The trigger that starts the chain b A separate unrelated event c The outcome or result of the cause 3 Which scenario shows a clear cause and effect? a Sunlight causes evaporation of water b Clouds form independently of temperature c Water evaporates without heat 4 If you forget to water a plant, what is the likely effect? a The plant blooms a flower immediately b The plant may wilt or die c The plant grows taller 5 Which is an example of a direct cause? a Daytime weather affects mood b Feeling hungry before a meal c Turning on a light switch makes the room bright 6 What does 'causal relationship' mean? a A random pairing of events b Two events that occur at the same time by chance c A connection where one event brings about another 7 Which shows an indirect cause? a A bell ringing in a quiet room b A single storm that floods a river c A drought reduces crop yield due to long-term soil depletion 8 How can you test a cause? a Only study the effect without any control b Ignore the outcome and assume c Change the possible cause and observe any change in effect 9 What is a consequence of a strong academic study habit? a Improved grades b Decreased effort in tests c Increased debt 10 Which pair demonstrates a feedback loop? a A cause without the effect b An action increases a result, which strengthens the next action c Two unrelated events

Froggy Jumps

Cause and Effect QuizOnline version

Understand how actions lead to results

by Mackayla Lawrence

What is the best definition of 'cause' in a cause-and-effect relationship?

An event that makes another event happen

A random coincidence

A result that occurs without any trigger

What is the effect in a cause-and-effect chain?

The trigger that starts the chain

A separate unrelated event

The outcome or result of the cause

Which scenario shows a clear cause and effect?

Sunlight causes evaporation of water

Clouds form independently of temperature

Water evaporates without heat

If you forget to water a plant, what is the likely effect?

The plant blooms a flower immediately

The plant may wilt or die

The plant grows taller

Which is an example of a direct cause?

Daytime weather affects mood

Feeling hungry before a meal

Turning on a light switch makes the room bright

What does 'causal relationship' mean?

A random pairing of events

Two events that occur at the same time by chance

A connection where one event brings about another

Which shows an indirect cause?

A bell ringing in a quiet room

A single storm that floods a river

A drought reduces crop yield due to long-term soil depletion

How can you test a cause?

Only study the effect without any control

Ignore the outcome and assume

Change the possible cause and observe any change in effect

What is a consequence of a strong academic study habit?

Improved grades

Decreased effort in tests

Increased debt

Which pair demonstrates a feedback loop?

A cause without the effect

An action increases a result, which strengthens the next action

Two unrelated events

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Cause and Effect QuizOnline version

by Mackayla Lawrence

What is the best definition of 'cause' in a cause-and-effect relationship?

What is the effect in a cause-and-effect chain?

Which scenario shows a clear cause and effect?

If you forget to water a plant, what is the likely effect?

Which is an example of a direct cause?

What does 'causal relationship' mean?

Which shows an indirect cause?

How can you test a cause?

What is a consequence of a strong academic study habit?

Which pair demonstrates a feedback loop?

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