51. your essay about climate change ends with the conclusion that every citizen can take three key steps to…

51. your essay about climate change ends with the conclusion that every citizen can take three key steps to improve the situation. what technique have you used as part of your conclusion?\nall answers are correct.\na call to action\na personal anecdote\nbookending\n52. which of the following is the best example of an excerpt used within your essay?\na personal story of how you came to believe what you do about your essay topic\nseveral sentences from an academic journal that you include to support your thesis\nthe thesis statement of your essay combined with three supporting details\na piece of text that you decide to edit out of the final draft of your essay\n53. despite their efforts, none of the contestants succeeded in beating the record of 18 hot dogs eaten in one minute.\nwhich of the following would most likely to come immediately before the previous sentence?\nsome contestants ate at least ten hot dogs, but most ate less.\nthe winning contestant managed to eat 25 hot dogs!\nthe contestant who ate the least hot dogs ate 19.\nhot dogs are made of questionable meats and additives.\n54. the process of brainstorming is an example of which of the following?\nproofreading\npre - writing\nrevising\npost - writing\n55. which of the following best describes the main idea of a text?\na one - or two - sentence condensation of your argument or analysis.\nthe key concept being expressed or examined and the overall gist of the text.\ntypically multiple pages long, the main idea is the entire first section of a text.\na one - sentence summary of the paragraph in which it occurs.

51. your essay about climate change ends with the conclusion that every citizen can take three key steps to improve the situation. what technique have you used as part of your conclusion?\nall answers are correct.\na call to action\na personal anecdote\nbookending\n52. which of the following is the best example of an excerpt used within your essay?\na personal story of how you came to believe what you do about your essay topic\nseveral sentences from an academic journal that you include to support your thesis\nthe thesis statement of your essay combined with three supporting details\na piece of text that you decide to edit out of the final draft of your essay\n53. despite their efforts, none of the contestants succeeded in beating the record of 18 hot dogs eaten in one minute.\nwhich of the following would most likely to come immediately before the previous sentence?\nsome contestants ate at least ten hot dogs, but most ate less.\nthe winning contestant managed to eat 25 hot dogs!\nthe contestant who ate the least hot dogs ate 19.\nhot dogs are made of questionable meats and additives.\n54. the process of brainstorming is an example of which of the following?\nproofreading\npre - writing\nrevising\npost - writing\n55. which of the following best describes the main idea of a text?\na one - or two - sentence condensation of your argument or analysis.\nthe key concept being expressed or examined and the overall gist of the text.\ntypically multiple pages long, the main idea is the entire first section of a text.\na one - sentence summary of the paragraph in which it occurs.

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Brief Explanations:

Question 51:

A call - to - action encourages readers to take specific steps, which is what stating citizens can take three key steps is. A personal anecdote is a personal story, and bookending refers to starting and ending with a similar element.

Question 52:

An excerpt used in an essay to support the thesis is typically text from a reliable source like an academic journal. A personal story is not an excerpt in the traditional sense for supporting a thesis, the thesis with details is not an excerpt, and text edited out is not an excerpt in the essay.

Question 53:

The sentence about some contestants eating at least ten hot dogs but most eating less sets up the context for the statement that none beat the 18 - hot - dog record. The option about the contestant eating 19 hot dogs contradicts the record not being beaten, the winning contestant eating 25 hot dogs also contradicts it, and the statement about hot dog ingredients is off - topic.

Question 54:

Brainstorming is part of pre - writing, which is the stage before actually writing where ideas are generated. Proofreading is checking for errors after writing, revising is making changes to the written work, and post - writing is the final stage after all revisions.

Question 55:

The main idea is the key concept and overall gist of the text. A one or two - sentence condensation may be a thesis or summary, the main idea is not necessarily the entire first section, and a one - sentence summary of a paragraph is a topic sentence.

Answer:

  1. A call to action
  2. Several sentences from an academic journal that you include to support your thesis
  3. Some contestants ate at least ten hot dogs, but most ate less.
  4. Pre - writing
  5. The key concept being expressed or examined and the overall gist of the text.