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4th Grade Writing Flashcards: End The Story Smoothly

Study End The Story Smoothly in 4th Grade Writing with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

What should you avoid in a narrative conclusion because it does not follow the events?

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ANSWER

A new major problem or unrelated event. Conclusions should resolve existing conflicts, not create new ones.

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Read the ending of the story. Earlier, Chen trained for weeks to run the last lap in the relay, but during practice he kept dropping the baton. Ending: "In the race, I gripped the baton the way Coach showed me and didn't let my fingers loosen. When I crossed the finish line, my teammates rushed over and cheered, and I finally smiled instead of apologizing. After today, I understand that mistakes in practice are how you get ready for the real moment. I placed the baton back in the case and took a deep breath." How does this conclusion follow from the narrated events?
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