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¿Cuál es el propósito principal de las preguntas basadas en casos?
¿Cuál es el tipo de relación causal que explica la razón detrás de un efecto?
¿Qué tipo de pregunta basada en caso busca explicar las razones detrás de las relaciones de causa y efecto?
¿Cuál es el propósito de utilizar dispositivos lingüÃsticos en la respuesta a preguntas basadas en casos?
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¿Cuál es el resultado de una causa en una relación causal?
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¿Qué tipo de dispositivo lingüÃstico se utiliza para conectar dos oraciones con un enlace causal?
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¿Cuál es el objetivo principal al responder a preguntas basadas en casos?
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¿Qué tipo de pregunta basada en caso busca analizar las consecuencias de las relaciones de causa y efecto?
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¿Cuál es el tipo de relación causal que se refiere al resultado de una causa?
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¿Qué debe hacerse antes de responder a una pregunta basada en caso?
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Study Notes
Linguistic Devices: Causal Relationships
- Causal relationships: linguistic devices that indicate a cause-and-effect connection between two events or ideas
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Types of causal relationships:
- Cause: one event or action leads to another
- Effect: the result of a cause
- Consequence: the outcome of a cause
- Reason: the explanation for a cause
Causal Relationships in Language
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Causal conjunctions: words that connect two clauses to show a cause-and-effect relationship
- Examples: because, since, as, so, consequently
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Causal phrases: phrases that indicate a cause-and-effect relationship
- Examples: as a result, due to, owing to, thanks to
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Causal verbs: verbs that indicate a cause-and-effect relationship
- Examples: cause, lead to, result in, trigger
Case-based Questions
- Case-based questions: questions that ask the reader to analyze a scenario or case and identify the causal relationships between events or ideas
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Types of case-based questions:
- Identifying causal relationships: identifying the cause-and-effect relationships between events or ideas
- Explaining causal relationships: explaining the reasons behind the cause-and-effect relationships
- Analyzing causal relationships: analyzing the consequences of the cause-and-effect relationships
Strategies for Answering Case-based Questions
- Identify the cause-and-effect relationships: identify the events or ideas that are connected by a cause-and-effect relationship
- Determine the type of causal relationship: determine whether the relationship is a cause, effect, consequence, or reason
- Use linguistic devices: use causal conjunctions, phrases, and verbs to explain the causal relationships
- Provide evidence: provide evidence from the text to support the causal relationships identified
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Description
Explore causal relationships in language, including causal conjunctions, phrases, and verbs. Learn how to identify and analyze cause-and-effect relationships in texts.
