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2nd Grade Reading Flashcards: Describe Connections Between Events Or Concepts

Study Describe Connections Between Events Or Concepts in 2nd Grade Reading with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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This deck focuses on Describe Connections Between Events Or Concepts, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for 2nd Grade Reading.

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QUESTION

What text feature most often shows the order of steps in a technical procedure?

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Numbered steps. Numbers clearly indicate the sequence in which steps should be performed.

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Flashcard 1: What text feature most often shows the order of steps in a technical procedure?

Answer: Numbered steps. Numbers clearly indicate the sequence in which steps should be performed.

Flashcard 2: What does it mean to describe the connection between events or steps in an informational text?

Answer: Tell how the events or steps are related in order, cause, or idea. Connections show how parts of a text relate through order, causation, or shared concepts.

Flashcard 3: Identify the connection: "The author uses 'first' and 'finally' to show how ideas relate."

Answer: Time order (sequence). "First" and "finally" are sequence signal words.

Flashcard 4: Which sentence best states the connection: "The sun warmed the ground. Water turned to vapor."

Answer: The sun’s heat caused water to evaporate. Shows how heat directly causes evaporation.

Flashcard 5: Identify the connection: "The boy wore a coat. The weather was cold."

Answer: Cause and effect. Cold weather (cause) made the boy wear a coat (effect).

Flashcard 6: Which word best completes an effect connection: "The alarm rang,   we left the building."

Answer: So. Shows the result of the alarm ringing.

Flashcard 7: What word best signals that one event happens after another in time order?

Answer: Next. This transition word indicates what follows in a sequence.

Flashcard 8: What word best signals a cause-and-effect connection in an informational text?

Answer: Because. This conjunction introduces the reason why something happens.

Flashcard 9: What word best signals that a result happens after a cause in a text?

Answer: So. This conjunction introduces the consequence of a previous action.

Flashcard 10: What question helps you find a cause-and-effect connection between two events?

Answer: What happened because of this. This question prompts readers to identify effects or consequences.

Flashcard 11: What question helps you find a time-order connection between events in a text?

Answer: What happened first, next, and last. This question helps identify chronological order of events.

Flashcard 12: What is the connection called when steps must be done in a specific order to work?

Answer: Sequence. Steps arranged in a particular order form a sequence.

Flashcard 13: Which word best completes a cause connection: "The plant died   it had no water."

Answer: Because. Introduces the reason for the plant's death.

Flashcard 14: Which word best completes a time-order connection: "We planted seeds.   we watered them."

Answer: Then. Shows what happened after planting in time order.

Flashcard 15: Identify the connection: "First, gather materials. Next, mix them. Last, let it dry."

Answer: Sequence of steps. Words like "first," "next," and "last" show ordered steps.

Flashcard 16: Identify the connection: "It rained all night. The river rose."

Answer: Cause and effect. Rain (cause) made the river rise (effect).

Flashcard 17: What is the connection called when two ideas in a science text support the same main idea?

Answer: Related ideas (same topic). Ideas connect when they support or relate to the same central concept.

Flashcard 18: What is the connection called when one event makes another event happen?

Answer: Cause and effect. One event directly causes another to occur.

Flashcard 19: Which graphic organizer best helps you describe connections among steps in a procedure?

Answer: A sequence chart. This visual tool shows steps in order with arrows or numbers.

Flashcard 20: Choose the best connection word for giving a reason: "  it was cold, we wore coats."

Answer: Because. "Because" introduces the reason for wearing coats.

Flashcard 21: Choose the best connection word for cause and effect: "The plant had no water,   it wilted."

Answer: so. "So" introduces the effect of having no water.

Flashcard 22: Identify the connection: "The ice melted because the sun warmed it."

Answer: Cause and effect. "Because" introduces the reason (sun) for the result (melting).

Flashcard 23: Identify the connection: "First mix the batter. Next pour it in the pan."

Answer: Sequence of steps (time order). "First" and "Next" show ordered steps in a process.

Flashcard 24: Identify the connection: "It rained all day, so the game was canceled."

Answer: Cause and effect. Rain caused the cancellation; "so" shows result.

Flashcard 25: What does the word "then" usually signal when describing steps or events?

Answer: The next step or event in order. Indicates what follows in chronological order.

Flashcard 26: What is a "series" of events or steps in a text?

Answer: A set of events or steps in the order they happen. Events arranged chronologically, one after another.

Flashcard 27: What type of connection is shown by the words "because" or "so" in a text?

Answer: Cause and effect. These words signal one thing leads to another.

Flashcard 28: What should you include when describing a connection between two events in a text?

Answer: The linking words and the related events or steps. Signal words clarify how events relate to each other.

Flashcard 29: Which question best helps you describe connections between steps in a procedure?

Answer: What happens first, next, and last. Focuses on sequential order of procedural steps.

Flashcard 30: What is a technical procedure in an informational text?

Answer: Steps that tell how to do or make something. Procedures give directions to complete a task.