Writing Conclusions in Informative Texts

This video tutorial guides students through the process of writing a conclusion for informative texts. It emphasizes the importance of identifying key ideas from body paragraphs and using them to draft a coherent conclusion. The tutorial includes examples and exercises to help students practice and refine their skills in writing effective conclusions.

What is the primary purpose of a conclusion in an informative text?

• To provide detailed explanations

• To summarize the main points

• To list references

• To introduce new ideas

What key trait of Tubman is highlighted in the paragraph analysis?

• Her wealth

• Her intelligence

• Her bravery

• Her humor

What did Baumstein achieve after her car accident?

• She started a business

• She became a scientist

• She completed many extreme challenges

• She wrote a book

How did Baumstein prepare herself as an athlete?

• By training physically, mentally, and emotionally

• By attending seminars

• By watching sports

• By reading books

What contributions did Baumstein make to society?

• She organized sports events

• She donated money to charities

• She helped scientists, taught students, and promoted volunteerism

• She built schools

What should a well-written conclusion include?

• A list of references

• A detailed analysis of each paragraph

• A summary of the main points from the body paragraphs

• An introduction to new topics

What is the final step in revising a text to include a conclusion?

• Changing the topic

• Removing the introduction

• Ensuring the conclusion highlights the important ideas

• Adding more body paragraphs