question 3 (2.5 points) ✓ saved\nwhat is not considered as a \major move\ for the ending of your…

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For Question 3: Reasserting the main point is a common and valid move in an essay ending. Urging the reader (e.g., to take action related to the essay's topic), unifying the message (tying together different parts of the essay), and advancing the thesis (providing a new perspective or deeper understanding related to the thesis) are also major moves. But "Reassert the main point of your essay" is a basic move rather than a "major" one in the sense of adding significant new value (like the other options which involve more active engagement or development). For Question 4: Each body paragraph should have at least two supporting details. One detail may be too sparse to fully develop the paragraph's idea. Three or four can be good but the minimum standard is two to properly elaborate and support the topic sentence of the body paragraph.

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Question 3: Reassert the main point of your essay Question 4: two