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Paragraph by Cause and Effect
1. The document discusses how to write a paragraph using a cause and effect structure. It defines immediate and remote causes and provides examples of sequencing causes and effects. 2. Examples are given to demonstrate writing from the perspective of cause to effect, effect to cause, and effect-cause-effect. Different structures are shown such as identifying a cause and then examining its effects. 3. Interactive games are mentioned as a way to actively learn and practice identifying causes and effects in paragraphs.
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- 2. • Define Paragraphby Cause and Effect • Site the process in creating Paragraph by Cause and Effect • Actively participate in class discussion
- 3. • Anything canbe an effect brought about by one or more causes For Example (Play)
- 4. • It isthe breaking down of an effect into component causes. • Or the opposite way: the cause as a subject and break down what follows into the different effects created by the cause For Example (Play)
- 5. • Cause#1: For some,it is the failure of the parents • Supporting Detail: Some students stop when their parents die or when they can no longer support their educational expenses • Cause#2: Failure of the students themselves.
- 6. • A sequenceis a series of events. It can only become a cause and effect paragraph if the second sequence affects the first. Differentiate: (Play) Someone knocks at the door, you opened it Vs. Someone knocks at the door while he was at the bathroom that’s why he can’t open it.
- 7. E.g., (Play) • ImmediateCause: He runs around the lawn and up the stairs and the bad news • Remote Cause: He may be smoking, drinking, sleeping late, stress, etc.
- 8. • IMMEDIATE CAUSE-they are causes with immediate contact or the ones that are visible in the paragraph. • REMOTE CAUSE- causes that are removed in time or space from the effects they create
- 9. • From causeto effect • Cause as the subject and examines what the effect might be E.g.: Kyle is smoking everyday that’s why he got lung cancer Cause -Effect - development -Effect – development
- 10. • Effect toCause -Effect as the subject and examines what the cause might be E.g.: Hector has a liver cancer. He has a bad habit: He smokes and drinks almost every week. Effect- Cause- development Cause- development
- 11. • Effect-Cause-Effect E.g.: Effect: Greenhousegases surround the Earth. Cause: Pollution caused these gases for it generates more Carbon dioxide. Further Effects: Because of these gases, Global Warming happens. Effect-Cause -Further Effects
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