chapter 7

 CAUSE AND EFFECT 

1.Global Warming is cause by ozone depletion.

2. Accident is cause by careless driving.

3. Nalaria is cause by anopheles mosquito bite.

4. Flood is cause by barren forest.

5. Juvenile deliquency is cause by broken home.

6. Drought is cause by lack of rain.

7.Water Pollution is cause by plastic waste.

8. Unemployment is cause by Economic Crisis.

9. Avitaminosis is cause by lack of vitamin.

10. Chaos is cause by misunderstanding.

1.i cannot come to your house because it is raining.

2. I am afraid because of a ghost.

3. Sinta makes a cake because her mom likes it.

4. We will join that community because of you.

5. We never realize him anymore in our life because of him.

6. I don't bring an umbrella because it is not raining.

7. That girl is so smart because she never be lazy to study.

8. Diana cannot come to the party because her mom never lets her.

9. My life has changed because of it.

10. I let him go because I care with you.

11. We were bored because the space was too long.

12. We decided to stay at the office because the weather was bad.

13. The weather was bad, she stayed at the office because of it.

14. She lets me go because she never cares about me.

15. I am not happy because the film is not so good.

16. Alex was worried because of the rain.

17. We were bored because of the speech.

18. I am so happy because I always stay with you here.

19. Because of this cake, he loves me so much.

20. I will wear a jacket because the weather was so cold

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chapter 7 part 2

1. Early man used weapons because they needed to find food.

Cause : They needed to find food.

Effect : Early man used weapons

Signal Word: Because.

2. The glaciers began to melt; therefore, the land bridge between Asia and North America became flooded.  

Cause: The glaciers began to melt.  

Effect: The land bridge between Asia and North America became flooded.  

Signal Word : Therefore.

3. Because they wanted to learn about different civilizations that existed, archeologists studied artifacts.

Cause: They wanted to learn about different civilizations that existed.  

Effect : Archeologists studied artifacts.  

Signal Word: Because.

4. Early man slowly started to grow food, and as a result, their lives became easier.  

Cause: Early man slowly started to grow food.  

Effect: Their lives became easier.  

Signal Word: As a result.

5. My sister was very tired because she stayed up past midnight.  

Cause: She stayed up past midnight.  

Effect: My sister was very tired.  

Signal Word: Because.

1. Cause: It was very windy  

Effect: All the flights were cancelled  

Sentence: It was very windy; therefore, all the flights were cancelled.  

2. Cause: She ate too much  

Effect: She felt sick  

Sentence: She ate too much; as a result, she felt sick.  

3. Cause: I ran out of money  

Effect: I couldn’t buy the concert ticket  

Sentence: I ran out of money; consequently, I couldn’t buy the concert ticket.  

4. Cause: He is afraid to fly  

Effect: He decided to travel by train  

Sentence: He is afraid to fly; therefore, he decided to travel by train.  

5. Cause: After the car accident  

Effect: He couldn’t drive for a while  

Sentence: After the car accident, he couldn’t drive for a while.

chapter 7 part 3

Cause and effect is a logical reasoning system that explains how an event happens by showing the relationship between the cause and effect. The cause is the reason for the event, while the effect is the result of the event. 

The function of cause and effect is to explain the relationship between events or conditions, and how they produce results. It can be used in writing, such as in essays and expository texts, or in everyday conversation. 

A cause and effect structure is a way of organizing information to show how one event or action leads to another. It's commonly used in non-fiction writing, such as essays. 

Structure:

Introduction: Provide background information and state the thesis. The thesis should state the main cause, effect, or both. 

Body paragraphs: Each paragraph should discuss a cause or effect, or a cause-effect pair. Use supporting sentences to explain and support the causes and effects with facts or examples. 

Conclusion: Restate the thesis and summarize the main points. 

Organization:

Cause-then-effect: Start with the cause and then discuss the effects. 

Effect-then-cause: Start with the effect and then discuss the causes. 

Order of importance: Order the causes or effects from least to most important.

conclusion:

After completing the task on writing a personal letter, I have gained a better understanding of how to effectively communicate personal thoughts and feelings in a formal and structured way. Writing a personal letter allowed me to reflect on important aspects of my life and express them clearly. I now feel more confident in my ability to write meaningful and sincere letters, whether for personal or professional purposes