What should the conclusion leave readers with?

an opposing view point at the end

a new set of ideas at the end

an important thought at the end

a confusing question at the end

Question

What should the conclusion leave readers with?

 an opposing view point at the end

 a new set of ideas at the end

 an important thought at the end

 a confusing question at the end

anonymous · Answer

It would be C. You wouldn't want to oppose your entire thought, nor do you want to bring forth something new without explaining it.

anonymous · Answer

Also, you wouldn't leave them with something confusing just so that's all they remember of your work. To bring a point home, you'd want it to be important and regarding your text.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks! Can you help me with one more?

anonymous · Answer

@ManImStumped

anonymous · Answer

Sure, if I can.

anonymous · Answer

How should your conclusion relate to your topic paragraph?

 it should state the opposite to make readers think.

 it should provide new information and facts.

 it should restate it in as much detail as possible.

 it should reflect on it without restating it.

anonymous · Answer

It is D. You don't want to oppose, add new things, or restate, you want to paraphrase/reflect.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :)