Non-fiction definitions

_______-writing that deals with imaginary people, places, and events

___________-saying something unpleasant in a nicer way

___________-a question to which an answer is not expected ro already known

_______-a very brief story told to make a point

___________-placing excessive emphasis on ones own moods, attitudes, and opinions

_______-a short literary composition written about one theme or subject

_________-a first hand account such as a speech or letter

________-an expression that means something different from the literal meaning of a word

________-when a writer writes about their own life

______________-information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread to help or harm a person, group, movement, etc

________-the people who read a text

________-pros that deal with real people, things, and events

___________-account of a persons life told by another person

___________--to guess or to conclude from evidence

______-a particular way a writer uses language

_______-information that is objective and can be proven

_________-sentences that state the central idea of an essay

__________-the meanings, associations, or emotions, that are attached to the meaning of a word

_________--pieces of evidence that a writer uses to prove a main idea

_______- the literal dictionary definition of a word

__________-authors reason for writing to inform, persuade, describe, or explain

_______-a narrative made from personal experience

_______-a secondhand account such as history books, newspapers, and magazines

_______-prejudice to one side regarding a topic, person, event, etc.

___________-the attitude a writer takes toward a subject, character, or audience

___________-communication using spoken language made by a speaker before an audience

________-using the words around an unfamiliar word to get the meaning

__________-information that is subjective and cannot be proven

____________-you are not influenced by your personal feelings, based on facts

_______-the central message in a work