Exercise
Resolving the Problem and Wrapping Up
Focus on structuring paragraphs that resolve the main story problem and wrap up the plot. Learn to transition smoothly from the climax toward a conclusion.
Questions
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What is the main job of a resolution paragraph in a narrative?
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Which sentence belongs in a resolution paragraph?
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Which feeling is most appropriate for a positive resolution paragraph?
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How does a writer show that a problem has been successfully solved?
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Which phrase introduces the final conclusion of a key event?
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Which sentence describes a character feeling relieved after a big event?
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What key element should be wrapped up in the final paragraph?
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Which ending sentence leaves the reader with a cozy feeling?
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Why shouldn't a resolution introduce a massive new problem without solving the old one?
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Which sentence shows the lesson learned by a main character?
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Which transitional phrase signals that the climax is over and resolution is starting?
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How does a final paragraph connect back to the theme of the story?
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Which sentence wraps up a treasure hunt narrative neatly?
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Which tone fits a wrapping-up paragraph best?
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Which sentence best ends a paragraph about escaping a storm?