Reflective Essay Essentials

The video tutorial explains how to write a reflective essay, which allows the writer to express personal opinions and views. It covers the structure of a reflective essay, including the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. The tutorial provides guidance on crafting each section, emphasizing the importance of a thesis statement, supporting arguments with personal experiences, and addressing opposing viewpoints. The video concludes with tips on summarizing the essay and engaging the reader's thoughts.

What is a key feature of a reflective essay?

• It avoids personal opinions.

• It includes the writer's personal views.

• It is purely factual.

• It is written in third person.

Which of the following is NOT a part of a reflective essay?

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Body paragraphs

• Conclusion

What should the introduction of a reflective essay include?

• A thesis statement

• A list of references

• A summary of the conclusion

• A detailed analysis

How should you support your opinions in a reflective essay?

• By ignoring opposing views

• By providing personal experiences

• By using fictional stories

• By quoting famous people

What is the purpose of the body paragraphs in a reflective essay?

• To introduce new topics

• To summarize the essay

• To support the thesis statement

• To list unrelated facts

Why is it important to consider the other side of the argument in a reflective essay?

• To confuse the reader

• To strengthen your argument

• To make the essay longer

• To avoid taking a stance

What should be done in the conclusion of a reflective essay?

• Introduce new arguments

• Add unrelated information

• Ignore the thesis statement

• Summarize the main points

What is the role of personal experiences in a reflective essay?

• To distract the reader

• To support the writer's opinions

• To replace factual evidence

• To fill space

What should you do after summarizing the main points in the conclusion?

• Ignore the audience's queries

• Add more body paragraphs

• Reinforce your beliefs and emotions

• Introduce a new thesis

Which of the following is essential when drafting a reflective essay?

• Ignoring the audience's questions

• Highlighting the thesis statement

• Avoiding personal experiences

• Using complex language