Question

what should a writer plan to include in the end of a narrative essay? select two answers. a description of the setting a reflection on what was learned an identification of the major people involved a description of the challenges and obstacles a discussion about how the experience caused change

Explanation:

• A narrative essay's conclusion should offer closure and insight. A reflection on what was learned (second option) helps connect the story to its meaning. A discussion about how the experience caused change (fifth option) shows the impact of the narrative, which is typical in a conclusion.
• The setting description (first) and identifying people (third) are usually for the introduction/body. Describing challenges (fourth) is part of the body's plot development, not the end.

Answer:

B. a reflection on what was learned
E. a discussion about how the experience caused change

(Note: Assuming the options are labeled as A to E in order: A. a description of the setting, B. a reflection on what was learned, C. an identification of the major people involved, D. a description of the challenges and obstacles, E. a discussion about how the experience caused change)