Name That Genre

This genre is written in paragraphs called "stanzas."

This genre of fiction has no elements of fantasy; it could be true, but it isn't.

This genre refers to folklore that uses animals as characters.

This genre refers to literature that is set in the Wild Wild West/the American Frontier.

A story about everyday life using made-up characters.

The genre of literature that refers to writings that are true/not made up is called...

This genre category refers to traditional stories that are passed orally.

This genre refers to "a story about oneself."

This genre of fiction is set in the past and based on real people and/or events.

This genre refers to a play, script, or skit.

A story with impossible elements (i.e. talking animals or magic powers). It's often made-up.

This genre is based on a real person or place. The facts are stretched beyond nonfiction.

This genre refers to magical people and animals.

This genre refers to suspense, suspects, and crime.

This genre has personified animals and has a moral (theme) at the end of each story.

This genre refers to a drama that has a happy ending.

This genre of literature explains something.

This genre refers to aliens, technology, and robots.

Fictional stories centered around historical events. Name that genre...

This genre has gods/goddesses and involves the creation of something.

This genre is an attempt to persuade the reader.