Persuasive Conclusions Question Preview (ID: 54985)

a) a period

b) an opinion

c) a question

d) a transition word

a) It's your last paragraph, so you don't have more paragraphs to talk about new ideas.

b) It's boring.

c) New information belongs in paragraph 6.

d) We should never give our reader any new information.

a) will make your reader disagree with you

b) will make your reader forget about your reasons

c) will cause your reader to agree with you

d) will include spelling mistakes

a) you ask your reader a thought-provoking question

b) you ask your reader a yes or no question

c) you share a hook with your reader

d) with a capital letter

a) In Body Paragraph #1.

b) In our Introductory Paragraph.

c) We get to make them up.

d) A teacher will share them with us.

a) 5 sentences

b) 2 sentences

c) 8 sentences

d) 6 sentences

a) To entertain our reader so that they will laugh.

b) To ask our reader a question.

c) To show our reader that our topic is important to everyone around the world.

d) To share our opinion.

a) The first paragraph.

b) The second paragraph.

c) The middle paragraph.

d) The last paragraph.

a) By restating your opinion.

b) With a reason.

c) By lifting a line.

d) With an example.

a) To make your reader want to read more.

b) To remind your reader of the reasons why they should agree with your opinion.

c) To persuade your reader to disagree with you.

d) To support Reason #1.