Your answer is correct. A conclusion is indeed a final paragraph in a narrative that flows logically from the events in the story. It typically wraps up the narrative, provides closure to the characters and conflicts, and may offer a resolution or reflection on the events that have occurred. The other options describe different parts of a narrative, such as the body and the introduction, but do not accurately define a conclusion.
What is a conclusion?
the body of a narrative that further develops the characters and main conflict of the story
an opening paragraph in a narrative that introduces the main characters, setting, and conflict
a final paragraph in a narrative that flows logically from the events in the story (this is my answer)
a final paragraph in a narrative that contains most of the supporting details
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Which element should a writer leave out of a conclusion?
a solution to the storys problem
new information or a plot twist
new knowledge or realization from the story's events
a character's change or growth
a solution to the storys problem
new information or a plot twist
new knowledge or realization from the story's events
a character's change or growth
A writer should leave out new information or a plot twist in a conclusion. The conclusion should ideally provide closure and a sense of resolution, summarizing the events and main themes without introducing any new elements that could alter the understanding of the story or lead to further questions. The other options—such as a solution to the story's problem, new knowledge or realization from the story's events, and a character's change or growth—are often appropriate to include in a conclusion, as they help to summarize and reinforce the story's message or themes.
If a story presents a problem, a trong conclusion provides a (reflection, question, solution, new problem) ____
If a story presents a problem, a strong conclusion provides a solution. This helps to resolve the conflict presented in the story and offers closure to the reader by addressing the main issue or problem faced by the characters. However, it can also include elements of reflection on the events that occurred, but the primary focus is typically on offering a resolution.
What is a reflection?
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
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
A reflection is when a character looks back and comments on the events and experiences from the narrative. This element allows characters (or sometimes the narrator) to analyze, ponder, or convey insights about what has transpired in the story, often leading to a deeper understanding of themes, character development, and the implications of the events. The other options describe different narrative techniques but do not accurately define reflection.