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Historical Fiction
Historical Fiction
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Reading Gr. 4-5
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1
Which one of these groups of characters is an example of historical fiction characters?
Annemarie and Saul
William and Geoffrey
Bugs and Daffy
Brian and Paddle
2
In "Number the Stars", what theme is the most important to you?
Courage is doing right even if you are afraid.
Search for peaceful solutions to conflicts.
Support your friends no matter what.
Do not judge people by groups they belong to.
3
What is fiction?
A fake story.
The story of a person told by themselves.
A newspaper report.
An imagined story.
4
Which of the following are good sources of dialogue for historical fiction stories?
Authentic journals from a time period.
Diaries of historic figures.
Newspaper accounts of actual historic events.
All of these answers are correct.
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What is point of view concerning the narrator?
Looking over the setting of the story and looking for clues.
Story clues that help you reach a conclusion.
It shows if the character is a protagonist or an antagonist.
Who is telling the story. You see through that character.
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Which one of these books is an example of historical fiction?
"The Diary of Anne Frank"
"Letters from Rifka"
"The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind"
"Shilo"
7
What is the biggest difference between historical fiction and realistic fiction?
1st person or 3rd person narration.
The characters have a conflict.
The story is realistic, but imagined.
Setting: the time and place based on historical era.
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Which of the following is an example of a conflict in an historical fiction story?
The Army defending against alien invasion.
A man struggling to survive a shipwreck in the 1700's?
A revolt against and unjust ruler?
Trying to decide on which side of the Revolution to fight.
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What is important about setting in historical fiction?
The setting is authentic and denotes a time in history.
The setting is made up, but it was long ago.
The place is old.
The characters belong in the setting.
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Why is "Letters from Rifka" not a biography of Hesse's Aunt Lucy?
There is no Lucy in the book.
Aunt Lucy was not Jewish.
Not all the details of Rifka's life match Aunt Lucy's life.
There was no real Aunt Lucy.
