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Science Fiction vs. Historical Fiction
Science Fiction vs. Historical Fiction
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Compare and contrast genres.
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1
Which stories require a lot of research by the author?
Both
Science Fiction
Historical Fiction
2
In "Stuck on Earth," Ketchvar III tells the story from his own perspective. This is called:
Second person point-of-view
Third person point-of-view
First person point-of-view
3
Setting = _____ + ______
Action + Place
Time + Place
Time + Action
4
Characters, conflicts, and theme are part of these stories.
Both
Historical Fiction
Science Fiction
5
In "The Fun They Had," the teacher is..?
A home-schooling parent
A man who comes to the house
A machine
6
Which story type includes current social issues as a foundation?
Both
Historical Fiction
Science Fiction
7
What is a protagonist?
The main character of the story. He usually causes trouble.
The main character of the story -- Usually "the good guy."
The character in the story who's positive toward others.
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This type of story features a realistic world that's already existed.
Both
Historical Fiction
Science Fiction
9
In "The Fun They Had," what does Margie think about the school described in the book?
It sounds bad because aliens took over students' brains.
It sounds like fun because kids had their own computers.
It sounds like fun because kids spent time together.
It sounds like fun because it rained all the time.
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In "Key Item," what turns out to be the key to making Multivac work?
Speaking in French
Asking many questions
Saying please
Yelling at it
11
These stories include actual events but avoid rumors.
Both
Science Fiction
Historical Fiction
12
This type of story is type most likely to be believable.
Historical Fiction
Science Fiction
Both