Mr. Tucker's Fiction & Nonfiction Elements of

Which is not an author's purpose for writing?

Literary Nonfiction can have analogies, similes, or metaphors?

Some works of Fiction express more than one theme.

_____ narrator tells what EACH character thinks or feels. 

_____ describes true events and conflicts

What is the largest difference between Fiction and Literary Nonfiction?

Takes place in a time and location or SETTING which may or may not be real.

Authors of both Fiction & Literary Nonfiction use which pronoun to write in 3rd Person Point of View?

Functional text comes in only 2 forms?

_____ is struggle between competing feelings, beliefs, needs, or desires within a single character.

In _____, scenes relate events that happened in the past. 

There are 3 main forms of Fiction

May also use elements found in Fiction, such as vivid descriptions or characters and their conversations or DIALOGUE

______ is the struggle between two opposing forces.

Two broad categories of Nonfiction are?

_____ is a neutral observer, much like a reporter. 

A narrator can be either?

_____ occurs when a character struggles against another character, natural force, or some aspect of society.

Often conveys a CENTRAL IDEA supported by details.

A/n _____ often suggests a lesson or an insight about life.

Third Person Narrator can be _____.

Which set of words below is NOT LITERARY Nonfiction terms?

May include facts to make a made-up story seem realistic.

Is narrated from the POINT OF VIEW, or perspective, of the author, who is a real person

_____ narrator participates in the story and relates things from a specific point of view. 

CENTRAL, or main, IDEA is the key point in a work of Literary Nonfiction.

Some people may interpret the theme of a story in different ways.

Through _____, the author provides clues that hint at events to come.

Authors of both Fiction & Literary Nonfiction use which pronoun to write in 1st Person Point of View?

What makes Literary Nonfiction different than Functional (nonfiction) text?

_____ is brief fiction but has similar basic elements of as a novel or novella, tending to focus on one main plot

is told through a made-up series of events called the PLOT, which usually revolves around a CONFLICT or problem.

A Universal THEME is a message about life that is expressed in many different cultures and time periods.

_____ narrator reveals the thoughts and feelings of ONLY ONE character. 

_____ includes made-up people or animals, called characters.

_____ focuses on real people.

_____ is a long work of Fiction, containing elements such as characters, plot, conflict, and setting--also Main Idea

This narrator IS a character who participates in the story.

Clues authors use to help readers gather themes include:

What should be your 1st strategy to define a word you come across in a novel you don't understand?

_____ is a work of fiction that is shorter than a novel but longer than a short story.

_____ basic information (setting) about characters and situation.

A/n _____ implies the text.

A/n _____ infers the text.

Often suggests a THEME or message about life

Has elements of Fiction, such as vivid imagery, a dramatic writing style, or poetic language

The most common purpose/s authors write are:

This narrator is NOT a character in the story.

_____ is a central message in a literary work.

gives instructions, shows directions, explains rules, provides other types of information that help complete procedures