Cause and Effect Analysis
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Cause and Effect Analysis
The spinning sign
Idris and Callum visited the science museum. They stopped at a wind tunnel where visitors could test paper pinwheels. A sign said, “Place your pinwheel on the stand.” Callum put his pinwheel on the stand. The fan began to blow, and the pinwheel spun fast. A gust lifted the loose sign and sent it skimming across the floor. Idris ran after it, but he tripped over his untied lace. The sign slid beneath a table. A museum helper saw Idris fall and hurried over. Callum switched off the fan so the sign would not blow further away. Idris tied his lace, then he and Callum fetched the sign together. The helper thanked them and showed them how to secure it with a clip. After that, the sign stayed in place.
Spot the cause and effect
Use details from the story to answer each question.
- Callum put it on the stand and the fan blew.
- Idris tied his lace.
- The helper clipped the sign.
- The fan blew on the pinwheel.
- Idris's lace was untied.
- Callum switched off the fan.
- The sign would not blow further away.
- The pinwheel spun fast.
- He tripped.
- the helper secured it with a clip.
- Idris ran after it.
- the pinwheel spun fast.
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