Genre/Roots

Fiction is based on fact.  True or false?

A subgenre of folktales where a hero/heroine's size/strength/activities are very exaggerated  

a, ac, ad means: 

agr/agri means: 

Which is the only cat that can't retract its claws?

technological or futuristic elements are usually found in these made-up stories

A work of fiction that can happen, possibly present-day setting is called:

made up or factual characters; fictional story; revolves around a significant time in the past

Once upon a time; usually main character is human; some elements of magic 

What is the only known fish that can blink with both eyes? 

Based on a real person, these stories are exaggerated in a serious way; a subgenre of folktales

How long can a cockroach live without its head? 

a nonfiction subgenre, this is writing that tries to convince or influence

Non-fiction is factual information. True or false?

A type of drama that is sad :(

An autobiography is a text written by the author, about him or herself. True or false?

Elements of this genre are fast moving action, discoveries of new / exciting things and danger:

Which genre doesn't have any subgenres?

a person's life story written by someone else

made-up story, but could really happen; usually stories are about friendship or family

astr/astro means: 

a subgenre of folktales that include gods/goddesses and explain natural happenings

aqua, aque means: 

A work that transports readers to a future time - with a focus on science and technology is:

This genre involves magic, make-believe, and good battling evil.