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A satisfying conclusion allows a reader to finish your paper with a clear understanding Of the points you made and hopefully even a new on the topic. Anyone paper might have a number of conclusions, but the writer, you must consider who the readers are and the conclusions you want them to reach. For example, is your reader relatively new to your topic? If so, you may want to restate your main points for as a way Of starting the conclusion- Don't literally use the same sentence(s) as in your introduction, but come up with a comparable way Of restating your thesis. You'll want to conclude by showing that the judgment you have reached is, in fact, reasonable.

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Correct answer: perspective
Explanation: The word 'perspective' fits grammatically as it is a noun that refers to a particular attitude or way of considering something, which aligns with the context of gaining a new understanding on the topic. It also matches the lexical cohesion of the sentence, as it relates to the reader's understanding of the points made.
Meaning: 'Perspective' means a particular way of viewing or thinking about something, which in this context refers to a new way of understanding the topic discussed in the paper.
Wrong options:
retrospective: Retrospective refers to looking back on or dealing with past events, which does not fit the context of gaining a new understanding of the topic.
respective: Respective means relating to two or more things separately, which does not apply here as the sentence is about a singular understanding of the topic.
alternative: Alternative suggests a choice between options, which does not align with the idea of gaining a new viewpoint on the topic.
Correct answer: as
Explanation: The word 'as' serves as a conjunction that introduces a clause, fitting grammatically and contextually to indicate the role of the writer in considering the readers' conclusions. It connects the two ideas smoothly, maintaining the logical flow of the sentence.
Meaning: 'As' in this context means 'in the role of' or 'in the capacity of,' indicating the writer's responsibility to consider the readers' perspective.
Wrong options:
as well as: 'As well as' is a phrase that adds additional information, which is not necessary in this context where a simple conjunction suffices.
though: 'Though' introduces a contrast, which does not fit the context of the sentence that is about the writer's considerations.
that: 'That' is a relative pronoun that does not function correctly here as it does not connect the ideas in the same way as 'as' does.
Correct answer: emphasis
Explanation: The word 'emphasis' is a noun that fits grammatically as it indicates the importance placed on restating main points, aligning with the context of ensuring clarity for the reader. It also maintains lexical cohesion with the surrounding text about concluding effectively.
Meaning: 'Emphasis' means special importance or significance placed on something, which in this case refers to highlighting main points for clarity.
Wrong options:
instance: 'Instance' refers to an example or case, which does not fit the context of stressing the importance of main points in the conclusion.
sale: 'Sale' refers to the exchange of goods or services for money, which is irrelevant in this context about writing conclusions.
servicey: 'Servicey' is not a standard English word and does not convey a relevant meaning in this context.
Correct answer: smoothly
Explanation: The word 'smoothly' is an adverb that describes how the conclusion should be presented, fitting grammatically and contextually to indicate a seamless transition to the final judgment. It aligns with the overall tone of the text, which emphasizes clarity and coherence.
Meaning: 'Smoothly' means in a way that is free from difficulties or interruptions, suggesting that the conclusion should flow well and be easy to follow.
Wrong options:
grammatically: 'Grammatically' refers to the rules of language structure, which does not fit the context of how to conclude a paper effectively.
energetically: 'Energetically' implies a vigorous or lively manner, which does not align with the formal tone required for a conclusion.
rambunctiously: 'Rambunctiously' means in a noisy or disorderly way, which is inappropriate for the context of writing a conclusion.

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