College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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When writing a conclusion paragraph, what should an author do?

Reiterate the importance of the topic
Demonstrate how the sources contradict each other
Introduce a new thesis statement
Provide a resolution to the argument

The correct answer is: Provide a resolution to the argument

A Reiterating the importance of the topic is better suited for an introduction or body paragraph, not a conclusion. B: Demonstrating how the sources contradict each other is more appropriate for an analytical essay, not a conclusion. C: Introducing a new thesis statement in a conclusion can confuse and weaken the overall essay, since it should summarize the main points and arguments. D: Providing a resolution to the argument is the best option for a conclusion paragraph. It allows the author to offer a final thought or solution based on the evidence presented in the essay.