The Mayor says
This certificate is earned, not issued. Pass the Cause and Consequence quiz and it is yours. Come and earn it.
Cause and Consequence Star
A demanding collection, handled well. You can name a trajectory, the whole curved path a thing follows through time, and you can name the single increment that is one small step along it. You know that to perpetuate is to keep a thing running on and on, and that to facilitate is to smooth a process without doing the whole job yourself. On the adjective floor you told conducive from susceptible, the condition that helps a result apart from the thing easily harmed by one, which is the exact nuance most students blur. You saw that the suffix -ive means tending to, so conducive tends to bring a result and active has the quality of action. You measured outcomes with Benny's adverbs, decisively for the action that settles a matter and cumulatively for the effect that builds up piece by piece, and you matched my obsolete to Slang's so last year without missing a beat. Eight hard words, into your collection they go. Bravo.
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