To effectively answer your question about matching explanations to the correct closing statement types, I need to clarify what you need help with. If you're looking for explanations of each closing statement type, I can provide those. Here are the definitions of the terms you've provided:
1. **Bookend the introduction**: This closing statement type references or revisits key points made in the introduction, creating a sense of closure and continuity.
2. **Make a strong statement**: This is an impactful and memorable conclusion that leaves a lasting impression on the audience, often emphasizing the importance of the main theme.
3. **Contextualize the topic**: This involves placing the main topic into a larger framework, showing its relevance or significance in a broader context.
4. **Call to action**: This encourages the audience to take specific actions based on the information presented, motivating them to engage further with the topic or issue.
5. **Draw from an expert**: This involves quoting or referencing an expert in the field to provide authoritative support for the main argument or to give a concluding thought.
If you provide specific explanations for each closing statement, I can help you match them accurately.