Informative Writing Conclusion

To introduce new information to the reader.

To remind readers of the main idea and sub-topics.

To provide a detailed summary of each body paragraph.

To ask a question that encourages further research.

Use the exact same wording as the introduction for consistency.

Combine the main topic with new sub-topics.

Rephrase the original thesis statement using different words while retaining the same information.

Only include the main topic, omitting the sub-topics.

Using different phrasing for the same facts.

Repeating the exact same facts or sentences used earlier in the paper.

Summarizing the content of each body paragraph.

Ensuring the restated ideas flow well with the thesis statement.

To summarize the entire paper in one sentence.

To provide a list of sources for further reading.

To inform the reader about what they should do next after finishing the paper.

To introduce a new, related topic for future discussion.