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What are the characteristics of an effective conclusion to a narrative? (1 point)
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( ) It directly states the theme of the story.
( ) It follows logically from what comes before it. (This is the selected answer.)
( ) It provides elements of foreshadowing.
( ) It helps a reader predict what the characters will do next.
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Correct. An effective narrative conclusion follows logically from what came before — it resolves the plot and character arcs in a way that feels earned.
The other choices are incorrect because a strong ending usually implies theme rather than stating it outright, foreshadowing belongs earlier in the story, and an ending resolves events rather than primarily helping readers predict future actions.
The other choices are incorrect because a strong ending usually implies theme rather than stating it outright, foreshadowing belongs earlier in the story, and an ending resolves events rather than primarily helping readers predict future actions.
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