The video tutorial guides students on using graphic organizers to develop thesis statements and body paragraph ideas for essays. It explains the thesis requirements, how to identify voice qualities, and analyze influences. The tutorial also covers drafting thesis statements and generating body paragraph ideas, emphasizing the importance of graphic organizers in organizing thoughts and planning essays.

What is the primary purpose of using a graphic organizer in essay writing?

• To make the essay longer

• To impress the teacher

• To avoid writing drafts

• To organize and develop ideas

What are the two main claims a thesis must make according to the video?

• A claim about your future goals and ambitions

• A claim about the essay length and format

• A claim about your favorite book and author

• A claim about your voice and what shaped it

Where should you look on your graphic organizer to find the qualities of your voice?

• The middle section

• The bottom of the page

• The far left-hand column

• The top right corner

What is a common influence on voice qualities mentioned in the video?

• Family and experience

• Weather conditions

• Favorite movies

• Daily routines

How can you start drafting a thesis statement?

• By using a thesis generator

• By copying someone else's thesis

• By combining notes on qualities and influences

• By writing random sentences

What should each body paragraph focus on according to the essay map?

• A random topic

• A famous quote

• A historical event

• A quality of your voice and its influence

What can be used from the graphic organizer to fill the middle of body paragraphs?

• Explanations from untouched columns

• Personal opinions

• Unrelated anecdotes

• Random facts

What should you do if you have questions about using the graphic organizer?

• Ignore them

• Wait until the last minute

• Ask for help during office hours or tutoring sessions

• Search online for answers