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Cause and Effect Essay PowerPoint
Cause and Effect Essay PowerPoint
Cause and Effect Essay PowerPoint
Body 2: Effects
Topic sentences
Supporting ideas
Explain
Give Example
Conclusion
Transition phrase + thesis restatement
Summary of main ideas
Introduction
Hook:
to catch the reader’s attention: could be either:
A thought-provoking quote
A statistic (numbers and percentages)
A short anecdote (short story that relates to the topic)
An interesting fact or observation
Connecting information:
3 – 5 sentences PRESENTING THE PROBLEM (say what the problem is and what is it
causing)
Don’t mention any SOLUTIONS here
Pretend your reader has no idea about your topic
Thesis Statement
This is only one sentence that states your main idea for the ENTIRE ESSAY:
Example: This essay will discuss/tackle/look into the causes and effects of climate change.
Body 1: The Causes
Topic Sentence: it is the main idea of THIS PARAGRAPH:
Example: The three main causes of climate change include deforestation, factory emissions,
and the increase in population.
Supporting ideas:
Deforestation:
What is it?
Give an example about it
Factory emissions:
What is it?
Give an example about it
Increase in population:
What is it?
Give an example about it
Body 2: The Effects
Topic Sentence: it is the main idea of THIS PARAGRAPH:
Example: The main effects of climate change are melting glaciers, loss of
habitat, and rising sea levels.
Supporting ideas:
Melting glaciers:
What is it?
Give an example about it
Loss of habitat:
What is it?
Give an example about it
Rising sea levels:
What is it?
Give an example about it
Conclusion
Transition : Begin your conclusion with words like, In
conclusion, To sum up, In summary, In brief, All in all, To
conclude, …
Thesis Statement
To start with, students smoke because they are curious and want to
Supporting
discover the world of those who smoke. They are just trying to have
idea: Cause 1
some fun when they smoke first cigarette.
Other students take up smoking due to the family problems, especially Supporting
when they see their parents fighting. idea: Cause 2
Moreover, some students smoke since they think a cigarette would Supporting
relieve stress they had during the day, especially at school. idea: Cause 3
Finally, students try to imitate adult smokers because they want to Supporting
show that they are adults, too. idea: Cause 4
Body 2: Identify Topic sentence &
supporting ideas (Effects)
If we look at the consequences of smoking, we will find
so many. Smoking causes cancer. As a result, the addict students
would suffer from health problems that may end in death.
Another effect is that after certain years, the addict would
develop respiratory problems and will face a lot of problems in
running without losing breath. So, asthma, bronchitis, and
emphysema are always a lingering threat. One more important
effect of smoking is that it causes a lot of anger for the addict.
Whenever they lack cigarettes, they start reacting angrily and
strangely.
If we look at the consequences of smoking, we will find so Topic Sentence
many.
Smoking causes cancer. As a result, the addict students would suffer Supporting
from health problems that may end in death. idea: Effect 1
Another effect is that after certain years, the addict would develop
respiratory problems and will face a lot of problems in running without Supporting
losing breath. So, asthma, bronchitis, and emphysema are always a idea: Effect 2
lingering threat.
One more important effect of smoking is that it causes a lot of anger Supporting
for the addict. Whenever they lack cigarettes, they start reacting idea: Effect 3
angrily and strangely.
Conclusion: Identify the 3 parts