dolphins\nbody paragraph\ndolphins are mammals that live in water and look like fish. dolphins…

dolphins\nbody paragraph\ndolphins are mammals that live in water and look like fish. dolphins are\nconsidered to be mammals since they give birth to live young. they also\ngive their young milk like other mammals. in fact, dolphins breathe air\nand cannot remain underwater for longer than 20 minutes. so, even\nthough they live in water and look like fish, dolphins are still mammals.\nwhich part of the paragraph is underlined?\nconcluding sentence\ntopic sentence\nsupporting detail

dolphins\nbody paragraph\ndolphins are mammals that live in water and look like fish. dolphins are\nconsidered to be mammals since they give birth to live young. they also\ngive their young milk like other mammals. in fact, dolphins breathe air\nand cannot remain underwater for longer than 20 minutes. so, even\nthough they live in water and look like fish, dolphins are still mammals.\nwhich part of the paragraph is underlined?\nconcluding sentence\ntopic sentence\nsupporting detail

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A concluding sentence summarizes the main idea of the paragraph. The underlined sentence "So, even though they live in water and look like fish, dolphins are still mammals" wraps up the paragraph by restating the key point that dolphins are mammals despite their aquatic appearance. A topic sentence introduces the main idea (the first sentence here: "Dolphins are mammals that live in water and look like fish"), and supporting details provide evidence (like giving birth to live young, giving milk, breathing air). This underlined part is a conclusion.

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Concluding Sentence