uses precise language to evoke feelings, imagery and thoughtful sound.

Genres in literature are

categories of writing based on organization, style, and effects on readers

Line, shape, color, light, texture, composition

Children's Literature is

the collection of books that are read to and by children

Historical fiction is

a work of fiction set in a time prior to when it was written.

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Poetry
uses precise language to evoke feelings, imagery and thoughtful sound.
is casual talk, lacking rhythm, sound or deliberate word choices.
tells stories, focusing on plot, not sound, imagery, or emotion.
analyzes words scientifically, prioritizing logic, structure and facts.
2
Genres in literature are
categories of writing based on organization, style, and effects on readers
the central ideas or messages in a piece of literature
techniques authors use to enhance their writing
different types of writing styles and techniques
3
Characteristics of Realistic fiction
They resemble real people.
Neither
Both
They live in a place that could be real.
4
Elements of design
Pattern, harmony, space, energy, proportion, contrast
Time, rhythm, flow, sequence, balance, tone
Emotion, movement, scale, depth, symmetry, structure
Line, shape, color, light, texture, composition
5
Children's Literature is
the collection of books that are read to and by children
any literature that tells stories created from the imagination
a genre featuring only graphic novels and comic books
educational books used for teaching and learning
6
First person, second person and third person are examples of?
Narrative structure
Literary devices
Tenses used in writing
Point of view
7
Historical fiction is
any story written about the distant future or alternate realities.
fiction that avoids specific time periods to remain timeless.
a work of fiction set in a time prior to when it was written.
a factual recounting of events with no fictional elements.
8
Windows let people see reflections of their own lives while mirrors let people see into their own lives.
False
True
9
Intertextuality is a term for the similarities between stories
True
False
10
Traditional literature is stories and poems passed down orally, repeated over time, with unknown authors.
False
True
11
When the author directly points out a theme it is known as
Exhibit
Implicit
Explicit
Implicate
12
According to M. Jean Greenlaw, “________ never could be. ________ has the possibility of being
Science Fiction, Fantasy
Nonfiction, Fiction
Fantasy, Science Fiction
Fiction, Nonfiction
13
Historical fiction contains _____________ that clearly situate it in a particular period.
Current topics
Time markers
Locations
Character names
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The basic purpose of nonfiction is to inform, to instruct and hopefully, to enlighten.
True
False
15
Which is an issue related to international books?
Relevance
Comprehensibility
Accessibility
All of the above
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Mary Poppins by P.L. Travers and Heidi by Johanna Spyri are examples of what kind of book?
International
Historical Fiction
Traditional
Nonfiction

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