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Cause/Effect Jan 2013

QuestionAnswer
Asking many questions; eager to learn; curious? INQUISITIVE I am inquisitive and want to know how things work.
Describes someone or something that is threatening or that suggests danger? MENACING I did not like the movie because it was scary and menacing.
Able to reason; thinking clearly? RATIONAL I tend to be rational in an emergency.
Showing great care, attention, and industriousness in carrying out a task or role? CONSCIENTIOUS I like to be conscentious when doing my homework.
Patient and mild; not showing anger MEEK As Christians we are called upon to be patient and meek.
To refuse to give up; to go on in a stubborn way? PERSIST I am stubborn and persist in getting things done my way.
A twisting of the muscles of the face that expresses pain or disgust? GRIMACE I try not to grimace when getting a shot at the doctors office.
To confuse, puzzle, or mix-up? PERPLEX The questions on the test did not perplex me.
To cause to feel shock or horror; be greatly upset? APPALL The boy's long hair was enough to appall the teachers.
To stay hidden, ready to spring out and attack? LURK My cat likes to lurk in the bushes and attack the squirrels.
Process Question #1: What Happened?
Process Question #2: Why did Event A happen?
Process Question #3: What did Event A cause?
Process Question #4: How did the cause and effect relationship contribute to the story events that followed?
Pattern Statement One thing can make another thing happen
Created by: vmlmyway
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