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Grade 5 English - Conclusion of a Narrative
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All narratives have a conclusion. If it is a narrative essay, that may be a different conclusion than in a short story. However, no matter what, closure is needed for any type of writing. It should bring the essay or story to an end.

 

Grade 5 English - Conclusion of a Narrative
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1. While explaining an important event that happened ten years ago in a narrative essay, what might be included in the ending?
2. At the end of a story, a character must either run for help or assist his friend's broken leg.
How should the story end?
3. At the end of a short story, the character learns their lesson.
What should NOT be written next?
4. Read the sentence below that was included in the conclusion of a narrative essay.
You should feel happy since I graduated from college.
What is WRONG with this sentence being in your conclusion?
5. At the end of the story, a girl wants to know where she will live next.
How should the story end?
6. In a narrative essay, when is it appropriate to include a personal reflection?
7. In a narrative essay, when is it appropriate to include a personal reflection?
8. Sarah is writing a narrative essay and has a lot to say.
Should she include every detail and explanation in her essay?
9. How should most short stories end?
10. Read the sentence below that was included in the conclusion of a narrative essay.
You should feel happy since I graduated from college.
What is WRONG with this sentence being in your conclusion?

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