
000 10/30/2025 Narrative Essay: Conclusion
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
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Standards-aligned
Brigitta Wengler
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12 Slides • 9 Questions
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Multiple Choice
According to the definition, a personal narrative conclusion goes beyond just ending the events and instead:
Reflects on the meaning and significance of your experience, showing how it changed you and why it matters
Explains how to make the perfect sandwich for lunch time
Lists all the people who helped you during the story
Describes what the weather was like on that day
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Multiple Choice
For the reader, a strong conclusion helps them understand the story's significance and:
Creates emotional connection and shows universal truths they can apply
Provides detailed instructions for completing homework assignments
Lists the phone numbers of all the characters involved
Explains the rules for playing different board games
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Multiple Choice
When reflecting on personal growth in your conclusion, you should ask yourself how you are different now and:
What your favorite color is and why you chose it
What you learned about yourself, others, or life, and how you see things differently
What television shows you enjoy watching after school
What kind of car you want to drive when you're older
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Multiple Choice
Step 1 of the three-step conclusion writing process asks you to reflect on:
Change (How am I different because of this experience? What did I learn about myself?)
Lunch (What did I eat for breakfast and what sounds good for dinner?)
Technology (What apps should I download and which websites should I visit?)
Sports (What games did I play and which team should I support?)
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Multiple Choice
Self-reliance as a Transcendentalist theme involves:
Trusting your own judgment and choosing to be independent
Always asking others what to do in every situation
Following whatever is trending on social media platforms
Copying exactly what your friends do without thinking
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Multiple Choice
The presentation advises students to avoid conclusion clichés like:
And then I woke up, It was all a dream, and The End
Once upon a time, In a galaxy far away, and Dear diary
To whom it may concern, Sincerely yours, and Best regards
Good morning, How are you today, and See you later
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Multiple Choice
The weak conclusion example is criticized because it:
Only summarizes what happened and doesn't explain what was learned
Uses too many big words that are difficult to understand
Contains too many exciting action scenes and dramatic moments
Includes detailed descriptions of the weather and traffic conditions
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Multiple Choice
The strong conclusion example works because it:
Shows personal growth and uses reflection language
Includes detailed maps and directions to various locations
Provides recipes for cooking different types of meals
Lists instructions for assembling furniture and electronics
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Multiple Choice
The revision checklist for content requirements includes all of the following EXCEPT:
Shows how I changed or grew, explains what I learned, avoids clichés, uses reflection language
Lists my favorite pizza toppings and ice cream flavors
Gives readers something meaningful to think about
Connects to Transcendentalist themes and universal messages
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