according to your textbook your conclusion should be?
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What does your textbook say about preparing an effective speech conclusion? Make your conclusion about 5 to 10 percent of the entire speech & Keep an eye out for concluding materials as you research the speech.
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['YOU MUST ANSWER THE QUESTION!', 'No cross-referencing!', 'Infer from the source based on issue.', 'Quote relevant evidence to support the inference.', 'Explain your point of view based on inference and evidence.']
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Logic is used to reach a conclusion using the most accurate route available to us / mankind. Common sense however is not always accurate and can sometimes be based on assumptions, social acceptance and no facts.
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['STEP 1: INTRODUCTION. Repeat the question in your own words. ... ', 'STEP 2: Support your opinion. Now that you have given your opinion, you need to back it up. ... ', 'STEP 3: Give the other side of the argument. ... ', 'STEP 4: Conclusion - Summarise your opinion.']
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M L Khanna is a good book. It contains some really good questions which are concept clearing. Different teachers have different recommendations, M L Khanna is not solved all over the country, you know it. ... Just be sure, your concepts are clear and you are working hard, book doesn't mean that much.
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A conclusion is the last paragraph in your research paper, or the last part in any other type of presentation. ... A conclusion is, in some ways, like your introduction. You restate your thesis and summarize your main points of evidence for the reader. You can usually do this in one paragraph.
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['Describe the problem of interest. ... ', 'Explain the criteria used to select the studies included in the paper. ... ', 'Identify the participants in the studies. ... ', 'Provide the main results. ... ', 'Describe any conclusions or implications.']
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Feedback: According to your textbook, the most important question to ask when assessing analogical reasoning is whether the two cases being compared are essentially alike.
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['Answer: the thesis statement, revisited.', 'Summary: main points and highlights from the body paragraphs.', "Significance: the relevance and implications of the essay's findings."]
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The study objectives should be bound by the statement of the problem. They should indicate specific achievements of the study. Objectives should also show what you exactly want to do to ascertain that the stated problem has been solved.
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['An introduction: contains a thesis and an outline of your points.', 'A body: contains your points.', 'A conclusion: wraps up the essay.', 'SL only: Guiding questions.']
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['It must present your thesis and answer the question.', 'Present the ideas that support your argument.', 'Address the module you are studying.', 'Signpost and foreshadow your topic sentences.']
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When considering the purpose & objectivity of a source, ask yourself the following questions: What point of view does the author represent? Is the source arguing for or against something? Does the source contain mostly factual information or is it opinion-based?
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['Critically read each source, look for the arguments presented rather than for facts.', 'Take notes as you read and start to organise your review around themes and ideas.', 'Consider using a table, matrix or concept map to identify how the different sources relate to each other.']
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['observation.', 'identify problem.', 'formulate hypothesis.']
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['Analyze the prompt - What is the question asking you to do?', 'Research the topic - Look up information on your topic.', 'Choose a side/argument - After analyzing the information you found, formulate your opinion or argument.']
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Do not introduce new material in the conclusion. Since an expository composition discusses an event, situation, or the views of others, and not a personal experience, students should write in the third person (“he,” “she,” or “it”), and avoid “I” or “you” sentences.