tailieunhanh - The writing template book part 9

Conclusion Templates 73 Rhetorical Question Conclusion Template 1 This template points out the limitations of what you have done with a question. The question is called "rhetorical" because it is not a true question. It is an answer in the guise of a question. Note that the subject and verb can be made plural (Is this/Are these). After the first template, you need to expand the new thought—explain it and perhaps give examples. f Is this the only possible interpretation of choice in/of solution for/of course of action in Of course not. ? -\ Example A r e t h e s e t h e o. | Conclusion Templates Ti Rhetorical Question Conclusion Template 1 This template points out the limitations of what you have done with a question. The question is called rhetorical because it is not a true question. It is an answer in the guise of a question. Note that the subject and verb can be made plural Is this Are these . After the first template you need to expand the new thought explain it and perhaps give examples. Is this the only possible interpretation of choice in of solution for of course of action in Of course not. Example Are these the only possible interpretations of the play Of course not. Understanding Beckett s mastery of symbolism and stagecraft is only the beginning. We could go down the road of puns playing with language. That s the road Godot took isn t it Did-I go-go There is also the road that connects Beckett to his forebears that connects Ireland to England. Beckett s landscape may appear bare but beneath the surface there is much to be mined. Your Turn Try writing a short conclusion with this template. The thesis of your essay is given. Your Thesis Though you have eaten little international food you have chosen Chinese dumplings as the best Asian dish. Your Example Is this the only possible of course not. I 74 The Writing Template Book But is this the whole story What X if about As this and other such questions suggest Y Notes represents something you have left out something else about the topic that someone else could talk about. In Y you should develop the idea of X to a slight degree. 2. This does not have to be the entirety of your conclusion. You could begin with a short restatement of the thesis and then use this template. 3. This template works best with argumentative essays. Example The thesis has been that smoking should be banned in public places. But is this the whole story What about smoking in places that are not public or that are quasi-public As this and other such questions suggest protecting the public from the .