Asked by Andrew willams

When writing a concluding statement for an essay, which question should a writer ask themselves?(1 point) Responses How can I avoid tying the concluding statement to the essay’s introduction? How can I avoid tying the concluding statement to the essay’s introduction? Did I include a detailed summary of what was covered in the essay? Did I include a detailed summary of what was covered in the essay? Did I refrain from challenging the reader to take a certain action? Did I refrain from challenging the reader to take a certain action? Is there an overall theme or message in the essay that needs to be conveyed about the main points?
Answered by Andrew willams
what is the answer
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The most relevant question a writer should ask themselves when crafting a concluding statement for an essay is: **Is there an overall theme or message in the essay that needs to be conveyed about the main points?** This helps ensure that the conclusion effectively summarizes the main arguments while reinforcing the central message or takeaway for the reader.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The best answer is: **Is there an overall theme or message in the essay that needs to be conveyed about the main points?** This question helps the writer focus on the key message they want to leave with the reader in the conclusion.