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conclusion =
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What is a thesis statement

A sentence that tells the main idea of your writing

100

What comes first in an introduction?

The hook or attention grabber.

100

What is the first thing in a conclusion?

Restate your thesis in new words.

100

What is a protagonist?

The main character in a story

100

Name one element of a narrative

Setting, characters, plot, conflict, theme

200

Where do you usually find a thesis statement?

At the end of the introduction

200

What comes after the hook?

Background or more info about the topic

200

What comes after restating the thesis?

A summary of your main points

200

What is the setting of a story?

Where and when the story happens

200

What is a conflict in a story?

A problem the character faces.

300

True or False: A thesis should tell your opinion or main point

True

300

What comes last in the introduction?

The thesis statement

300

What is the last sentence of a conclusion called?

The closing thought

300

What is the climax of a story?

The most exciting part or turning point

300

True or False: A story can have more than one conflict.

True

400

Which sentence is a thesis? “Dogs are cute.” or “Dogs are great pets because they are friendly, smart, and fun

“Dogs are great pets because they are friendly, smart, and fun.

400

True or False: You should tell your whole story in the introduction

False

400

True or False: You should add new facts in your conclusion

False

400

What is the falling action?

What happens after the climax leading to the end

400

What do we call the message or lesson in a story?

Theme

500

What three things should a strong thesis include?

A topic, an opinion, and reasons.

500

What is the job of the hook?

To get the reader interested.

500

What is one good way to end your conclusion?

A final thought, question, or advice.

500

What is the resolution?

How the story ends or the problem is solved

500

Who tells the story in first person?

The narrator or main character using “I.”