The article title, "You Can Do It!" helps the reader understand that Calvin believes-

F. If you are not interested in something, you can do it.

H. If you want to win, you have to learn how.

J. If you do not try, you can still do it.

Megan could hear the chirping from the top of the tree but couldn’t see anything. The red bird had been flying back and forth for the last few weeks. Any time she got close to the tree, the red bird would swoop down as if to scare her away. The reader can infer :

a. the red bird is protecting her babybirds in the tree

b. Megan wants to catch the bird

What is the primary purpose of a conclusion in an essay?

To summarize the main points and restate the thesis

Which of the following sentences best demonstrates a conclusion?

In conclusion, the evidence clearly shows that climate change is a pressing issue.

Firstly, climate change affects weather patterns.

For example, the polar ice caps are melting.

Moreover, renewable energy sources are becoming more popular.

What is a common mistake to avoid when writing a conclusion?

Repeating the introduction verbatim

Restating the thesis in a new way

In literary analysis, what is the role of a conclusion?

To summarize the analysis and restate the thesis

Which of the following is an example of a concluding sentence?

In summary, the protagonist's growth is evident through their actions.

The main character's journey was filled with challenges.

The story begins in a small village.

The author uses vivid imagery throughout the novel.

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What does it mean to draw a conclusion?

To take a random guess at something.

To draw a good guess based on evidence and detail from a source, as well as your own personal experience.

To draw a good guess based on the mood that you are in that day.

To base a good guess on your own personal experience.

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The reader can conclude that Calvin trained with a coach because-

A. Calvin would not practice on his own.

B. Calvin's parents made him work with a coach

C. Calvin wanted to win the race.

D. Calvin had never raced and wanted the extra help.

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The sentence shows that Xavier is-

A. hardworking

B. lazy

C. intelligent

D. excited

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After reading the paragraph, the reader can conclude that-

F. PlayPumps are basically merry-go-rounds.

G. PlayPumps are very important in some parts of the world.

H. PlayPumps are impossible to find.

J. PlayPumps are very expensive.

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The reader can conclude that it is unusual for-

A. Tawni to play with wild animals.

B. hippos to live with humans.

C. humans to care about animals.

D. Patrick to break furniture.

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Which question from the selection best supports the idea that potato chips are well liked today?

Crunch potato chips are one of America's most loved snacks.

Made on accident in 1853, potato chips have come a long way from their humble beginning as fried potatoes.

Can you imagine not being able to find any potato chips at the grocery store?

Soon after Laura's invention, grocery stores could not keep the bags of chips on their shelves.

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Based on the selection, the reader can conclude that Elon Musk is likely to be-

F. Friendly

G. Competitive

H. Innovative

J. Worried

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Conclusions

What does it mean to draw a conclusion?

The reader can conclude that Calvin trained with a coach because-

The sentence shows that Xavier is-

After reading the paragraph, the reader can conclude that-

The reader can conclude that it is unusual for-

Which question from the selection best supports the idea that potato chips are well liked today?

Based on the selection, the reader can conclude that Elon Musk is likely to be-

The article title, "You Can Do It!" helps the reader understand that Calvin believes-

The reader can tell that Samba is welcome to stay at the train station because she-

Megan could hear the chirping from the top of the tree but couldn’t see anything. The red bird had been flying back and forth for the last few weeks. Any time she got close to the tree, the red bird would swoop down as if to scare her away.The reader can infer :

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Megan could hear the chirping from the top of the tree but couldn’t see anything. The red bird had been flying back and forth for the last few weeks. Any time she got close to the tree, the red bird would swoop down as if to scare her away.

The reader can infer :