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Match The Cause Effect
Match the cause to the effect.

Cause Effect

1. The car ran a red light. A. The horses were thirsty.

2. Ben stayed up late. B. She fell down.

3. The students were quiet in class. C. She was hungry at lunch.

4. It rained. D. He was sleepy the next day.

5. Lydia skipped breakfast. E. It boiled over.

6. It was very hot outside. F. Everyone laughed.

7. Lucy’s shoes weren’t tied. G. It sank.

8. The boat had a leak. H. Chris got wet.

9. The puppy chased its tail. I. The teacher gave them a reward.

10. There was too much water in the pot.

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