Writing a Conclusion: Summarizing, Drawing a Conclusion, and Framing Your Response

This lesson teaches how to write a conclusion by summarizing main points, drawing a conclusion, and framing a response. It highlights common mistakes, such as merely restating the thesis, and emphasizes the importance of perseverance in achieving dreams. The lesson also covers how to reflect the introduction in the conclusion to create a cohesive piece.

What are the three main tasks involved in writing a conclusion as introduced in the lesson?

• Researching, drafting, and reviewing

• Writing, editing, and publishing

• Analyzing, interpreting, and revising

• Summarizing, drawing a conclusion, and framing your response

What is a common mistake people make when writing a conclusion?

• Simply summarizing and restating the thesis

• Ignoring the main points

• Introducing new arguments

• Using complex vocabulary

What is the key word used to describe the process of overcoming challenges to achieve dreams?

• Persistence

• Perseverance

• Patience

• Planning

What is the significance of drawing a conclusion in the context of different career paths?

• It emphasizes the importance of choosing the right career

• It teaches us how to achieve our dream jobs

• It shows that similar paths can lead to different outcomes

• It highlights the differences in career paths

What is the purpose of framing your response in a conclusion?

• To provide a detailed analysis

• To introduce new ideas

• To reflect the introduction and create a cohesive ending

• To summarize the entire essay

How can reflecting the introduction in the conclusion strengthen your writing?

• By making it longer

• By adding more information

• By making it more complex

• By tying it all together and reinforcing the main message

What question should you reflect on in your conclusion to frame your response?

• How can you get your childhood dream job?

• What are the main points?

• What challenges did you face?

• What is the thesis statement?