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Genres, Authors' Purposes, and Text Structures Review
Genres, Authors' Purposes, and Text Structures Review
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A review of literary genres, authors' purposes, and text structures.
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texts set in make-believe worlds, often with non-human characters, magic, and impossible events
fantasy
fiction
folk tale
mythology
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order of importance or step by step information
expository
chronological
sequential
nonfiction
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texts with a crime or unexplained event
mystery/horror/thriller
mythology
fantasy
science fiction
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the giving of details, descriptions, or lists
sequential
compare and contrast
descriptive
nonfiction
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written to argue
expository
narrative
argumentative
descriptive
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the explanation of how one thing leads to another
problem and solution
chronological
cause and effect
sequential
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texts based on scientific situations
science fiction
realistic fiction
fantasy
historical fiction
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information resources
resources
newspaper
reference
nonfiction
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texts about real people, things, events, and places
biography
newspaper
realistic fiction
nonfiction
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the arrangement of events in the order they occurred
chronological
plot
descriptive
sequential
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texts with with imaginary characters and events
fantasy
fiction
folk tale
mythology
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written to entertain
narrative
argumentative
descriptive
expository
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narrative
to inform
to entertain
to argue
to describe
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written to inform
expository
argumentative
descriptive
narrative
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a person's life story written by another person
newspaper/magazine
nonfiction
autobiography
biography
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texts that are untrue, but could actually happen
science fiction
realistic fiction
historical fiction
fiction
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texts that takes place in a real, historical time period, but are untrue
realistic fiction
science fiction
nonfiction
historical fiction
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the explanation of how a problem can be solved
cause and effect
chronological
problem and solution
compare and contrast
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argumentative
to argue
to inform
to describe
to entertain
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the presentation of similarities and differences
compare and contrast
problem and solution
cause and effect
descriptive
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descriptive
to argue
to inform
to entertain
to describe
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a person's life story written by him/herself
autobiography
realistic fiction
historical fiction
biography
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texts that likely have no known author passed down from generation to generation told to teach a lesson
fiction
folk tale
mythology
fantasy
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a daily, weekly, or monthly publication of current events
nonfiction
biography
expository
newspaper/magazine
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texts that explain something about the world involving gods or other supernatural beings
fantasy
fiction
mythology
folk tale
