Word: Consequence
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Something that happens as a result of an action, often something unpleasant; it can also mean importance.
Synonyms: result, outcome, effect, repercussion
Antonyms: cause
Syllables: con - se - quence
Tricky part: The middle is se, not si, and the ending is -quence with e twice, not -quance.
Watch out for: consequance, consiquence, consequense, concequence
Memory tip: Sequence is sitting inside: con + sequence. A consequence is simply what comes next in the sequence after you act.
Example 1: One consequence of the long drought was a sharp rise in vegetable prices.
Example 2: Think about the consequences before you share a stranger's photo online.
Example 3: As a consequence of the strike, no buses ran on Monday.
Consequences is also an old paper game: each player writes part of a story, folds the paper to hide it and passes it on, so the finished tale is usually absurd.
Fill in the missing letters to complete the word:
cons_qu_nce
a) e, a
b) i, e
c) a, e
d) e, e
d) e, e. Spot the word sequence inside; it has an e on each side of qu.
Choose the synonym of the word consequence as used in the sentence:
Missing the last ferry had one unpleasant consequence: we spent the night at the jetty.
a) outcome
b) reason
c) origin
d) warning
a) outcome. The night at the jetty came after, and because of, missing the ferry, so it was the outcome.
Unjumble the letters in the sentence to form a meaningful word:
Every choice you make has a ceucnoqense, so think before you act.
a) conference
b) convenience
c) confidence
d) consequence
d) consequence. Only one of the four options contains a q, and the jumble has one.
1. A mistake 'of little consequence' is one that ____.
a) nobody is able to fix
b) costs a lot of money
c) happens every single day
d) does not matter much
d) does not matter much
2. Which pair shows a cause followed by its consequence?
a) a cup - a saucer
b) skipping practice - losing the match
c) Monday - Tuesday
d) losing the match - skipping practice
b) skipping practice - losing the match
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