Question

Which sentence in this conclusion paragraph most clearly leaves the reader

with a closing thought?
(1) Therefore, Sophocles uses both Antigone and Creon to show how
dangerous it can be to refuse to let go of one's beliefs. (2) Antigone
loses her life, and Creon loses everyone in his family. (3) Even though
Antigone's beliefs seem to be less selfish than Creon's, her
consequence is severe. (4) Ultimately, readers are left to wonder about
the true value of refusing to change.

Sentence 3
Sentence 2
Sentence 1
Sentence 4

Answer 1

Answer: Sentence four.

Step-by-step explanation:

It sounds like a conclusion sentence. The second best answer would be Sentence two.

Answer 2

Sentence 4, which asks readers to ponder the true value of refusing to change, is the sentence that most clearly provides a closing thought in the conclusion paragraph.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence in the conclusion paragraph that most clearly leaves the reader with a closing thought is sentence 4: "Ultimately, readers are left to wonder about the true value of refusing to change." This statement invites readers to reflect on the central theme of the tragedy and ponder its relevance to their own lives and beliefs. It directly addresses the consequences of the characters' actions and poses a poignant question that resonates beyond the context of the play, making it an effective concluding thought.