Writing a Mic-Dropping Conclusion

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English
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9th Grade
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Angel Arnold
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
20 sec • 20 pts
Imagine Michael, Alan, and Ji'Vorris are in a heated debate club competition. As they reach the grand finale, which element do you think is crucial for them to nail an effective argumentative conclusion?
Restating the thesis in a new way
Introducing a new argument
Providing detailed descriptions
Listing all the sources used
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
20 sec • 20 pts
Alright, imagine Lucas, Michael, and Chasity are in a heated debate about the best pizza topping. As they wrap up their epic showdown, what's the primary purpose of their conclusion?
To introduce new evidence
To summarize the main points
To provide a detailed history of the pizza topping
To ask questions about the pizza topping
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
20 sec • 20 pts
Imagine you're at the final round of the 'Ultimate Debate Championship', and it's your moment to excel. Keiara whispers a crucial tip: 'Don't forget to restate your main argument in the closing statement!' Why did Keiara give you this advice?
To fill space
To remind the audience of the debate's main argument
To introduce a new topic
To correct any mistakes in the main argument
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
20 sec • 20 pts
Imagine you're in a team meeting with Michael, Khyla, and Alan. You've just delivered a compelling update on the project. What role does your concluding remark play in this scenario, similar to a paragraph in an argumentative essay?
It introduces the topic Alan will discuss next.
It provides additional data to support Khyla's previous point.
It summarizes the main point you just made, leaving a strong impression on Michael.
It lists the references you and Khyla utilized in your presentation.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
20 sec • 20 pts
Imagine Michael, Keiara, and Ja'Niah are wrapping up their group project. How can they effectively synthesize the main points in their conclusion to make it shine?
By repeating each point word for word
By summarizing the significance of the points in a broader context
By introducing new evidence
By asking the reader to read the essay again
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
20 sec • 20 pts
Imagine Treasure is writing an argumentative essay on 'The Importance of Recycling'. What would be a call to action that she might include at the end of her essay?
A request for the reader to take specific action related to the essay's topic, like starting to recycle more actively
A summary of the essay's main points, including why recycling is important
A detailed description of the evidence Treasure used to support her argument on recycling
A request for the reader to donate money to a recycling charity
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
20 sec • 20 pts
Imagine Lucas, Treasure, and Khyla are wrapping up their group project on the importance of bees to our ecosystem. Why might they include a reflection on the topic's importance in their conclusion?
To make their presentation longer
To convince their classmates of the argument's significance
To introduce a completely new argument about dolphins
To strictly adhere to presentation formatting rules
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