Causes and effects

The arguments should always be supported by evidence.

If the random arguments are provided without referencing any sources, the audience will dismiss the essay as untrustworthy literature. Arguments should only be created in an academic assignment if they are founded on a confirmed fact or sufficient evidence. The trustworthiness of the material chosen would also influence the significance of the arguments. To find good sources for the essay, you'll need to do a lot of research.

Exercises with a practical application

Question 1

1. 
   The unemployment rate has been increased drastically in the last few years.
   
2. 
   A large number of candidates have applied for a peon post in UP secretariat.
   

A - Statement I is the reason and statement II is the response.

B - Statement II is the reason and statement I is the response.
C - Both the statements I and II are not depended reasons.
D - Both the statements I and II are the response of not depended reasons.
E - Both the statements I and II are the response to some common reasons.

Write a Cause and Effect for each sentence

1. Today more people are overweight than ever before.

- What is the cause?

- What is the effect?

2. 
   The percentage of overweight children in western society has increased by almost 20% in the last ten years.
   

- What is the cause?

- What is the effect?

3. 
   People nowadays sleep less than they used to in the past.
   

- What is the cause?

- What is the effect?

4. 
   Doctors recommend that older people should exercise regularly. However, many of them do not exercise enough.
   

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  What is the cause?
  

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  What is the effect?
  

5. 
   Many criminals commit further crimes as soon as they are released from prison.
   

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  What is the cause?
  

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  What is the effect?