In an explanatory essay, how are body paragraphs different from the concluding paragraph?
a. each body paragraph should focus on an individual claim, but the concluding paragraph should summarize all the evidence.
b. each body paragraph should cite a single source, but the concluding paragraph should cite all the sources.
c. each body paragraph should restate the thesis, but the concluding paragraph should focus on grabbing the reader's attention.
d. each body paragraph should emphasize the author's opinions, but the concluding paragraph should rely on facts alone.

A. Each body paragraph should focus on an individual claim, but the concluding paragraph should summarize all the evidence. (Apex)

The correct option is A

An explanatory essay is one that is characterized by providing the reader with a detailed explanation of a particular topic. The exhibition has a clear didactic purpose. It explains something that is complex to understand. It is logical that in these essays, the use of explanatory or explanatory paragraphs is a fundamental part.

The structure of this essay follows the same line as the parts of every text. That is, it begins with an introduction where the topic to be developed is presented, then the content in which the exhibition is deepened, and finally a conclusion of the ideas addressed by the editor.