Academic and Reflective Writing

What is the main focus of reflective writing compared to general academic writing?

• A. Theoretical concepts

• B. Personal experiences

• C. Literature review

• D. Objective analysis

In reflective writing, how is the author's viewpoint typically expressed?

• A. In the third person

• B. Through objective analysis

• C. Through literature comparisons

• D. In the first person

In academic writing, how is the author's viewpoint typically expressed?

• A. In the third person

• B. Through personal experiences

• C. In the first person

• D. Through literature comparisons

What writing style is common to both reflective and academic writing?

• A. Informal and casual

• B. Personal and emotional

• C. Formal

• D. Descriptive and narrative

Which type of writing includes a focus on the literature the author has read?

• A. Reflective writing

• B. Academic writing

• C. Creative writing

• D. Technical writing

What is one similarity between reflective and academic writing?

• A. Both are highly emotional

• B. Both lack a formal structure

• C. Both include personal anecdotes

• D. Both include references

When discussing research or theory, what person is commonly used in reflective writing?

• A. First person

• B. Second person

• C. Third person

• D. Impersonal

What should writers include in both reflective and academic writing to support their arguments?

• A. Personal anecdotes

• B. Statistical data

• C. References

• D. Emotional language

Which aspect is emphasized as the most important for both reflective and academic writing?

• A. Inclusion of personal experiences

• B. Use of first-person language

• C. Formality and references

• D. Emotional expressions

What is 'academic writing'?

• A technique to write balanced, accurate and professional assignments

• An old-fashioned way of writing

• How university professors write

• The writing you find in textbooks