What is a conclusion? (1 point)

Question

an opening paragraph in a narrative that introduces the main characters, setting, and conflict
• a final paragraph in a narrative that contains most of the supporting details
a final paragraph in a narrative that flows logically from the events in the
• story
•
the body of a narrative that further develops the characters and main conflict of the story

Answer 1

A conclusion is best defined as a final paragraph in a narrative that flows logically from the events in the story.

Answer 2

Which element should a writer leave out of a conclusion? (1 point)
• new information or a plot twist
• new knowledge or realization from the story's events
• a solution to the story's problem
• a character's change or growth

Answer 3

A writer should leave out new information or a plot twist from a conclusion.

Answer 4

Drag and drop the answer into the correct location. (1 point)
If a story presents a problem, a strong conclusion provides a
(solution
new problem
question
reflection)

Answer 5

If a story presents a problem, a strong conclusion provides a solution.

Answer 6

What is a reflection? (1 point)
O when the author introduces a new character to the narrative when a character looks back and comments on the events and experiences from the narrative
when a character offers a resolution to a problem described earlier in the
• narrative
• when an author poses a thought-provoking question to the reader

Answer 7

A reflection is when a character looks back and comments on the events and experiences from the narrative.