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Researchers said the international agreement was one of the most successful environmental efforts in history.  \nIf the cause is: Many countries stopped using chemicals called CFCs.  \nWhat is the effect?  \nThe hole in the ozone layer slowly began getting smaller.  \n3) During the Gold Rush of 1849, thousands of people rushed to California hoping to find gold. The sudden arrival of so many newcomers meant there were not enough houses or supplies for everyone. The price of basic items like eggs and bread rose to incredibly high levels. A single egg could cost as much as a full day's wages in some mining towns.  \nIf the cause is: Thousands of people rushed to California during the Gold Rush.  \nWhat is the effect?  \nThe price of basic items like eggs and bread rose to very high levels.  \n4) Ruby accidentally dropped her favorite ceramic mug on the kitchen tile floor one morning. It hit the hard surface and cracked into several large pieces. She carefully picked up the broken fragments and placed them on the counter. Her dad said he could glue it back together, but it would never hold hot liquids safely again.  \nIf the cause is: Ruby dropped her ceramic mug on the hard tile floor.  \nWhat is the effect?  \nThe mug cracked into several large pieces.  \n5) Honeybees visit flowers to collect sweet nectar for making honey back at the hive. As they move from flower to flower, sticky pollen grains cling to their fuzzy legs and bodies. When the bees land on the next flower, some of that pollen rubs off onto it. This process helps new fruits and seeds grow all over fields and gardens.  \nIf the cause is: Sticky pollen grains cling to the bees' fuzzy legs as they visit flowers. 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