- Cutting down trees in a forest causes the number of trees to decrease in that forest
- A tree is a kind of habitat
- So, cutting down trees in a forest causes the number of habitat to decrease

- Cutting down trees in a forest causes the number of habitat to decrease
- An animal requires a habitat for survival
- So, cutting down trees in a forest causes the number of habitat required by animals for survival to decrease

Therefore, cutting down trees in a forest causes the number of habitat required by animals for survival to decrease
Q: Which of these is the most likely effect of cutting down large numbers of trees?
Context:
- An animal requires a habitat for survival 
- Cutting down trees in a forest causes the number of trees to decrease in that forest 
- A tree is a kind of habitat