L2 English Worksheet1 Anubhav Week2

 

Water & Health Systems - L2 English Worksheets

Week 2: Cause & Effect + Technical Vocabulary LU Value: 20 points per worksheet

L2 MAIN WORKSHEET: Detective Communication

Name: _________________ Date: _________________ LU Target: 20 points

Part A: Cause and Effect Relationships (8 points)

1. Understanding Connections (4 points) Read this sentence from a water report:

"Heavy monsoon rains caused drain overflow, which led to well contamination, so athletes became sick even though they drank plenty of water."

a) What was the CAUSE? _________________________ (1 point)

 b) What was the FIRST EFFECT? _________________________ (1 point)
 c) What was the FINAL RESULT? _________________________ (1 point) d) Circle the connecting words that show cause-effect: caused, which, so, even though (1 point)

2. Creating Cause-Effect Sentences (4 points) Complete these sentences about your water mystery:

a) Because the monsoon pattern was irregular, _________________________ (2 points) 

b) The nitrate levels were too high, therefore _________________________ (2 points)

Part B: Technical Vocabulary (7 points)

3. Water Science Words (4 points) Match the technical word to its simple meaning:

Technical Word

Simple Meaning

contamination

tiny germs that make you sick

purification

chemicals from fertilizer

pathogens

making dirty water clean

nitrates

when water gets polluted

Draw lines to connect them correctly.

4. Using Technical Words (3 points) Fill in the blanks with the correct technical word:

a) The lab found _________ in the village well water. (nitrates/pathogens) b) Boiling is one method of water _________. (contamination/purification) c) Bacteria are dangerous _________ that cause illness. (nitrates/pathogens)

Part C: Clear Communication (5 points)

5. Explaining to Others (3 points) Write a short paragraph (50 words) explaining to your family why they should test water after heavy rains. Use at least TWO technical words and show cause-effect relationships.

6. Instructions Writing (2 points) Write simple, clear instructions for "How to Boil Water Safely": Step 1: _________________________________ Step 2: _________________________________
 Step 3: _________________________________ Step 4: _________________________________

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