Use the sentence to answer the question.Curious people can "discover" the Rosetta Stone for themselves at the British Museum, where it is currently on display.Does the sentence provide a strong conclusion to an essay about the discovery of the Rosetta Stone?
No, because the language is informal
No, because it introduces new information.
Yes, because it introduces the main idea of the essay.
Yes, because it leaves the reader with a final thought that relates to the topic.
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WRITING EXPLANATORY TEXT UNIT TEST
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1. The thesis
2.an overview of the steps
3. A report that shows how transportation changed over time
4. Benefits of self-driving cars
5. A chart showing how beverages affect health
6. A video that shows the steps In cooking a dish
7. Weather channels alert people when dangerous storms are near
8. Cause and Effect
9. Class-action lawsuit
10. Replacing “went” with “dashed”
11. Anne of Green Gables remains popular today because of its universal themes of love and belonging
12. Yes, because it leaves the reader with a final thought that relates to the topic
13-16. Essay
Nah but fr how are y’all cheating in a reading test this is the easiest subject
It all depends on the content of the conclusion paragraph. D could work.
Well, there isn't one. But I got 29/30 points so thank you.
so its d?
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Yes, because it leaves the reader with a final thought that relates to the topic. But if they break it, they'll have to figure out a different way to understand ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs!
The sentence does not provide a strong conclusion to an essay about the discovery of the Rosetta Stone. First, the language used in the sentence is informal, which may not be appropriate for an academic or formal essay. Second, the sentence introduces new information by stating that the Rosetta Stone is currently on display at the British Museum. In a conclusion, it is usually expected to summarize the main points or arguments discussed in the essay rather than introducing new information. Therefore, the correct answer is:
No, because it introduces new information.