English ACT Aspire Practice Test

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What does it mean to draw a conclusion?

To make an assumption without evidence
To summarize the events before taking action
To arrive at a decision and bring an end
To present an argument

The correct answer is: To arrive at a decision and bring an end

To draw a conclusion means to arrive at a decision based on the information and evidence presented. This process involves evaluating facts, data, or reasons and synthesizing them to come to a logical outcome. In many contexts, conclusions reflect a final judgment or determination regarding a particular issue or situation. The choice indicating summarization before action implies a process that does not necessarily culminate in a decision, while making assumptions without evidence does not reflect the careful consideration needed to draw a valid conclusion. Presenting an argument focuses on the act of persuasion rather than the closure of a decision-making process. Therefore, the correct answer encompasses the concept of reaching a definitive decision based on the prior analysis of evidence or reasoning.