Mans inherent evil in lord of the flies
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Assignment: Write a 5-paragraph essay illustrating your understanding/comprehension of the novel, Lord of the Flies. Each paragraph should be approximately 3/4 of a page in length. If your essay requires an additional paragraph, that is fine.
Idea #1
The concluding paragraph of a paper will take the main points and boil it all down to the essentials the reader needs to know. The paragraph is also a place to connect all the dots of the paper’s points, facts and questions, and how they relate to one another. The goal is not to summarize; rather, the writer’s goal is to sell the entire paper’s usefulness in the concluding paragraph.
List the reasons why the reader should care about the main point of the paper. Use the resulting answers to form the first sentence of the concluding paragraph.
Write one sentence describing how the significant points or main points of the paper all relate to the topic.
Study the collected research, facts, and quotes. Insert an unused quote or fact that supports the main point.
Determine whether the paper provides solid results, new perspectives, or strategies. List the results in a sentence or two.
Decide if the reader needs to do something specific after reading this information, and provide instructions or questions for the reader to execute or ponder.
Reserve the last line for the most powerful sentence. Arrange the sentences until the paragraph flows smoothly and ends with a satisfying closing.
Idea #2
After writing a long essay, it can sometimes be hard to know how to properly wrap it up. You want to stress your point without repeating yourself. Instead of just writing fluff to quickly end the essay, take the opportunity to justify the other paragraphs within the paper. The conclusion should be memorable so your work doesn’t end on a low point.
If you are done writing an impressive introductory paragraph, you can write something similar to conclude an essay. Similar to an essay outline, here is the conclusion paragraph outline that you should follow for a perfect closing.
Topic Sentence
Also known as a conclusion starter, used to once again and for the last time rephrasing the statement. A topic sentence should have the main idea but different wording as compared to the introduction.
Supporting Sentences
In this section, summarize the main arguments discussed in the body paragraphs of the essay. In addition to that, explains how the ideas fit together.
Closing Sentence
The final words of the essay that should connect back to the main idea discussed in the introductory paragraph. The last sentence should provide a sense of closure by clearly making a final point.
