Concluding Statements

The video tutorial explains the importance of concluding statements in writing, similar to ending a phone conversation. It covers how to develop effective conclusions that summarize the main points, maintain the tone, and provide closure. Examples are provided to illustrate strong and weak conclusions, emphasizing the use of facts and a call to action. The tutorial includes practice exercises to help viewers create their own concluding statements.

What is the primary purpose of a concluding statement in writing?

• To confuse the reader

• To summarize the main points

• To change the topic

• To introduce new ideas

Which of the following should a concluding statement maintain?

• An aggressive tone

• The same tone as the rest of the text

• A humorous tone

• A different tone from the rest of the text

Why is it not advisable to suggest disagreement in a concluding statement?

• It adds humor to the essay

• It strengthens the argument

• It weakens the argument

• It makes the essay longer

What is a key feature of a strong concluding statement?

• Introducing new topics

• Leaving the reader with a call to action

• Using complex vocabulary

• Being vague and unclear

In the example about air traffic controllers, what does the concluding statement emphasize?

• The challenges of being a pilot

• The importance of air traffic controllers

• The history of air travel

• The salary of air traffic controllers

What is a common activity mentioned in the paragraph about Hawaii?

• Desert trekking

• Skiing

• Snorkeling

• Mountain climbing

What is the main reason people travel to Hawaii according to the paragraph?

• To experience cold weather

• To enjoy tropical beaches and weather

• To visit historical sites

• To learn a new language