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5th Grade Writing Flashcards: Provide Conclusion For Narrative

Study Provide Conclusion For Narrative in 5th Grade Writing with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Identify the type of conclusion that ends by showing what the character learned.

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ANSWER

A reflection-based conclusion. Characters share insights gained from their experiences.

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Read the narrative. Which conclusion best follows from the narrated events and returns to the beginning with change? Emma brought her homemade cookies to the school bake sale. Last year, she had stood behind the table and barely spoke to anyone. This year, she wanted to help more, but she still felt shy. Before the sale started, Emma made a price sign and arranged the cookies in neat rows. When the first customers came, Emma whispered the prices, and her friend Sofia had to repeat them. Emma took a breath and tried again, using a clear voice like she practiced at home. A teacher bought two cookies and said, "Thanks for speaking up. I can hear you now." Emma started smiling when she handed out napkins and counted change. By the end, there were only crumbs left on the tray, and Emma's feet were tired from standing all afternoon.
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