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By the time she got dressed and ran to the bus stop, the bus had already left. Her mom had to drive her to school, and she arrived fifteen minutes late.  \nIf the cause is: Mia forgot to set her alarm clock.  \nWhat is the effect?  \nShe overslept and missed the school bus.  \n4) Emma loved to bake cookies with her grandmother. One day, she tried to bake cookies by herself but forgot to add sugar. The cookies came out of the oven looking perfect, but when her family tried them, they weren't sweet at all. Emma was disappointed, but she learned to always double-check her ingredients.  \nIf the cause is: Emma forgot to add sugar to her cookie dough.  \nWhat is the effect?  \nThe cookies weren't sweet when her family tried them.  \n5) Nora practiced her piano recital piece for one hour every day after school. She played it slowly at first and then gradually increased the speed over several weeks. On the night of the recital, her fingers moved smoothly across the keys without a single mistake. Her piano teacher smiled proudly from the front row of the auditorium.  \nIf the cause is: Nora practiced her recital piece for one hour every day.  \nWhat is the effect?  \nShe played the piece without a single mistake at the recital.  \n1-5  80  60  40  20  0   \n [Language Arts ](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com) ~~         ~~  \nSolve each problem.  \n1) One sunny afternoon, Johnny decided to go out and play with his new red ball. He was tossing it high into the sky when suddenly the ball landed on a beehive. The bees immediately started buzzing around Johnny. 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