Asked by winnie

What are characteristics of a strong concluding statement?
Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses

shares a relevant quotation or statistic about the topic
shares a relevant quotation or statistic about the topic

refers back to key words, metaphors, questions, or ideas from the introduction
refers back to key words, metaphors, questions, or ideas from the introduction

restates the thesis statement verbatim
restates the thesis statement verbatim

includes a personal opinion or anecdote the writer experienced
includes a personal opinion or anecdote the writer experienced

brings up a new but related topic to what has been discussed
brings up a new but related topic to what has been discussed

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
- shares a relevant quotation or statistic about the topic
- refers back to key words, metaphors, questions, or ideas from the introduction

Explanation: A strong conclusion reinforces the paper’s main ideas (often by echoing the introduction) and can end with a memorable quote or statistic to leave an impression. It should not simply restate the thesis word-for-word, introduce new topics, or rely on unrelated personal anecdotes.