Effective Conclusions in Argumentative Essays

The video emphasizes the importance of writing strong conclusions in argumentative essays. It provides guidance on maintaining a confident tone, revisiting key arguments, and structuring the conclusion effectively. Examples are given to illustrate how to craft compelling conclusions that reinforce the essay's main points and encourage action. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

Why is the conclusion often overlooked in essay writing?

• It is considered less important than the introduction.

• Students focus more on finding resources.

• Teachers do not emphasize it.

• Conclusions are easy to write.

What is a key element of a strong argumentative essay conclusion?

• Adding new arguments.

• Using complex vocabulary.

• Speaking with authority.

• Including a bibliography.

Why should you revisit your main points in the conclusion?

• To remind readers of your arguments.

• To list all references.

• To introduce new evidence.

• To summarize the introduction.

What is the main focus when writing a conclusion for an argumentative essay?

• Listing all references.

• Speaking with authority and revisiting main points.

• Summarizing the introduction.

• Introducing new arguments.

What should you avoid doing in the conclusion of an argumentative essay?

• Making a call to action.

• Speaking with authority.

• Revisiting main points.

• Introducing new arguments.

What should be included in the format of an argumentative essay conclusion?

• A list of references.

• A lead-in and points from each paragraph.

• A new argument.

• A summary of the introduction.

What is a call to action in an essay conclusion?

• A list of references.

• A request for readers to take specific steps.

• A new argument.

• A summary of the essay.

How can you restate your main argument in the conclusion?

• By listing all references.

• By summarizing the introduction.

• By introducing new evidence.

• By using a question.

Why is it important to make a good transition into the conclusion?

• To list all references.

• To introduce new arguments.

• To ensure the reader hears your final points.

• To summarize the introduction.

What is the benefit of using a question to restate your main argument?

• It summarizes the introduction.

• It engages the reader's thinking.

• It introduces new arguments.

• It lists all references.