Writing a Memorable Conclusion

The video tutorial teaches how to conclude an essay by using a NIP (New thinking, Implication, Plea) approach. It reviews the writing process, highlights common mistakes in conclusions, and introduces a three-step method: rereading the thesis, considering how to NIP the reader, and writing a statement using a NIP stem. The tutorial provides examples and encourages using sentence stems to craft impactful conclusions.

What is the purpose of a NIP in essay writing?

• To introduce new ideas

• To leave the reader with a lasting impression

• To provide a list of references

• To summarize the entire essay

Which step in the writing process involves generating ideas?

• Step four

• Step two

• Step one

• Step three

What is the first step in the NIP process?

• Draft the conclusion

• Reread the thesis statement

• Write a statement using a NIP stem

• Ask how to NIP the reader

How can a writer make the reader think in a new way?

• By using complex vocabulary

• By providing a new perspective

• By summarizing the essay

• By repeating the thesis statement

What metaphor is used to describe engaging the reader?

• A cat purring softly

• A fish swimming in a pond

• A puppy nipping at toes

• A bird singing a song

What is a NIP stem used for?

• To introduce a new topic

• To list references

• To ensure the writer is on the right track

• To create a new thesis statement

Which of the following is an example of a plea in a NIP statement?

• Imagine a world where pets are safe

• People should go to safety school

• If not, more animals will be in danger

• It's up to you to stop pets from being hurt