
09/12/2025 Argument Essay: Concluding Paragraph
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
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Brigitta Wengler
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9 Slides • 10 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to have a strong conclusion in an argument essay?
It helps to convince the audience.
It allows you to introduce new arguments.
It makes the essay longer.
It is not necessary for a good essay.
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Multiple Select
You conclusion should include...
Any information not yet addressed
Call to action
a summary of key points
Restated Thesis
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the difference between a boring repetition and a fresh restatement of a thesis in an essay conclusion?
A boring repetition uses the same words as the original thesis, while a fresh restatement rephrases the idea in new language.
A boring repetition introduces new information, while a fresh restatement summarizes the essay.
A boring repetition is shorter than a fresh restatement.
A boring repetition is more persuasive than a fresh restatement.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the given examples, what can you infer is the main advantage of using a connected summary instead of a simple list when concluding an argument essay?
It makes the conclusion longer, and the longest answer is always the best answer.
It connects the key points to show their relationship to the thesis.
It introduces new information to help the reader better understand you.
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Multiple Select
What are the different types of calls to action mentioned in the notes?
Challenge the Reader
Pose a Final Question
Look to the Future
Issue a Warning
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Labelling
Directions: Identify each of the following Call to Action types as, “Challenge”, “Question”, “Future”, or “Warning”.
Warning
Challenge
Future
Question
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Dropdown
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Draw
Directions: Write TR, S, or C next to each section to identify Thesis Restatement, Summary, or Call to Action. Alternatively you may create a color-coded key and highlight each section.
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Multiple Choice
According to the lesson, what are the three essential parts of a strong conclusion in an argument essay?
Restate thesis, summarize key points, call to action
Introduce new evidence, restate thesis, add a quote
Summarize introduction, add a personal story, call to action
Restate thesis, add statistics, summarize introduction
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Poll
How confident do you feel about writing your conclusion?
Very confident
Somewhat confident
I'm still a little lost
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