ENC 1101 Lecture 7: Introduction Conclusion Paragraphs

• School: University of Florida
• Department: Center for Written and Oral Communication
• Course: ENC 1101
• Professor: Joseph Heizman

Document Summary

Hook: description, illustration, narration, or dialogue that pulls the reader into your paper topic. Transition: sentence(s) that connects the hook with the thesis. Thesis: sentence that summarizes the overall main point of the paper. Summary closing - restatements of the thesis. Logical conclusion - present the conclusion which was drawn as a result from the research. Real or rhetorical question - leave the reader with a question that causes him or her to draw their own conclusions. Speculation/opinion - good for when one cannot come up with an answer or clear decision. Recommendation - offering a way for the reader to take action after he/she reads the paper.