Cause-Effect

Dra. Fransiska E. Kapoyos, M. Hum

Name: Graciatri Rappun Salman
NIM: K011211238
Class: Kesmas E
Exercise 14 (Page: 121)
Read each sentence. Underline and label the cause (C) and the effect (E). Draw an arrow
from the cause to effect.
Example: Carbon dioxide emissions produce global warming.
C E
1. Coal-burning factories cause acid rain.
C E
2. Stricter anti-pollution laws can lead to higher prices for consumers.
C E
3. The death of lakes and streams can result from acid rain.
E C
4. Forest have become diseased due to acid rain.
E C
5. Coal burning also result in higher levels of sulfur dioxide in the air.
C E
6. Higher infant death rates can result from sulfur dioxide pollution.
E C
7. Coal burning causes the exterior walls of buildings to decay.
C E
8. Strict anti-pollution controls may cause coal miners to lose their jobs.
C E
9. Special equipment in coal furnaces can greatly reduce the amount of pollution that comes
C E
out of the chimney.
10. Pollution from carbon fuels can be decreased by encouraging the development and use
E C
solar energy.