Define what FICTION is.
describes imaginary/fake events and people
Define what NONFICTION is.
based on facts, real events, and real people
an imaginative story; often has magical characters (A.) Fantasy (B.) Historical Fiction
(A.) Fantasy
explains the world; has gods, goddesses, and heroes (A.) Fable (B.) Mythology
(B.) Mythology
has fake people, places, and events that could be real (A.) Biography (B.) Realistic Fiction
(B.) Realistic Fiction
includes historical information but some parts are made up/not real (A.) Historical Fiction (B.) Expository/Information Nonfiction
(A.) Historical Fiction
explains or describes something real using facts (A.) Expository/Informational Nonfiction (B.) Historical Fiction
(A.) Expository/Informational Nonfiction
a report of someone's life written by another person (A.) Realistic Fiction (B.) Biography
(B.) Biography
teaches a lesson called a moral, which is stated at its ending; usually has talking animals that act like humans (A.) Fable (B.) Fantasy
(A.) Fable
Fables, Fairy Tales, Legends, Myths, and Tall Tales are all examples of the... (A.) Historical Fiction Genre (B.) Folktale Genre
(B.) Folktale Genre
"Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" by Judy Blume: The genre is... (A.) Mystery (B.) Realistic Fiction
(B.) Realistic Fiction
"Hyde and Shriek!" by David Lubar: The genre is... (A.) Science Fiction (B.) Expository/Informational Nonfiction
(A.) Science Fiction
"The Wizard of Oz" by Frank L. Baum: The genre is... (A.) Autobiography (B.) Fantasy
(B.) Fantasy
"The Gingerbread Man": The genre is... (A.) Fable (B.) Poetry
(A.) Fable
"Why are there Stripes on the American Flag?" Martha E.H. Rustad: The genre is... (A.) Historical Fiction (B.) Expository/Information Nonfiction
(B.) Expository/Information Nonfiction
