Which choice shows the correct organization of an essay?(1 point)

Question

Responses

conclusion, body, introduction
conclusion, body, introduction

conclusion, introduction, body
conclusion, introduction, body

introduction, body, conclusion
introduction, body, conclusion

body, introduction, conclusion
Which topic should appear in a conclusion?(1 point)
Responses

reasons and examples supporting your main ideas
reasons and examples supporting your main ideas

the ideas you want your readers to remember
the ideas you want your readers to remember

an introduction to your main ideas
an introduction to your main ideas

a transition to your next ideas on the topic
Which sentence could appear in a conclusion?(1 point)
Responses

As the evidence shows, moderate exercise can be beneficial to good health.
As the evidence shows, moderate exercise can be beneficial to good health.

The program involved a variety of adults of different ages.
The program involved a variety of adults of different ages.

The study showed a 10 percent increase in cardiac capacity.
The study showed a 10 percent increase in cardiac capacity.

Is moderate exercise just as beneficial as intense exercise?
Which sentence could appear in a conclusion?(1 point)
Responses

There are numerous specialized travel websites that cater to different travelers.
There are numerous specialized travel websites that cater to different travelers.

Is booking your vacation online the best way to save?
Is booking your vacation online the best way to save?

Booking your travel online, in short, can add up to significant savings.
Booking your travel online, in short, can add up to significant savings.

You should take care with your personal information on travel websites

Answer 1

Here are the correct answers to your questions:

1. Which choice shows the correct organization of an essay?

   • Answer: introduction, body, conclusion

2. Which topic should appear in a conclusion?

   • Answer: the ideas you want your readers to remember

3. Which sentence could appear in a conclusion?

   • Answer: As the evidence shows, moderate exercise can be beneficial to good health.

4. Which sentence could appear in a conclusion?

   • Answer: Booking your travel online, in short, can add up to significant savings.

Feel free to ask if you have any more questions or need further clarification!

Answer 2

Which one-sentence conclusion would make the reader want to know more about the topic?(1 point)
Responses

In summary, Wilson was enormously influential.
In summary, Wilson was enormously influential.

That is nothing compared to what Wilson would achieve.
That is nothing compared to what Wilson would achieve.

We owe a great deal to Wilson for her work.
We owe a great deal to Wilson for her work.

Wilson accomplished all this during her long career.
Wilson accomplished all this during her long career.

Answer 3

The one-sentence conclusion that would make the reader want to know more about the topic is:

Answer: That is nothing compared to what Wilson would achieve.

This sentence piques curiosity and suggests there is much more to learn about Wilson's achievements.

Answer 4

are all of these correct

Answer 5

Let's evaluate each option based on how effectively it serves as a conclusion that encourages the reader to want to know more about the topic.

1. In summary, Wilson was enormously influential.

   • This is a straightforward conclusion, but it doesn't provide a strong hook to encourage further interest.

2. That is nothing compared to what Wilson would achieve.

   • This is an intriguing statement that suggests there are greater accomplishments to discover, making it the best choice for sparking curiosity.

3. We owe a great deal to Wilson for her work.

   • While this acknowledges Wilson's contributions, it doesn’t necessarily entice the reader to seek more information.

4. Wilson accomplished all this during her long career.

   • This statement implies there is more to her achievements but is more of a summary than an invitation to learn more.

So, among these options, only “That is nothing compared to what Wilson would achieve” effectively encourages curiosity and interest in Wilson's story. The other options are informative but do not strongly incite further exploration of the topic. Therefore, only that option is the best in making the reader want to know more.

Answer 6

yes or no

Answer 7

No, not all of the sentences are correct in making the reader want to know more about the topic. Only one option does that effectively: "That is nothing compared to what Wilson would achieve."