Ordinary people that biographies are about...

have several facets to their personalities

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Biography

15 termsStudBud Administration10 plays

Review on Biography Lesson & Lewis and Clark Book

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Questions 15

Answers

1
What is the hallmark of good biographical writing?
Authenticity
Accuracy
Characterization
Style
2
What causes a thin line between theme and bias?
Selection of facts
Ilustrations
Who the subject is
Point of view
3
What underlies the characterization in all biography?
Graphic Biographies
Style of writing
Illustrations
Interpretation of the subject
4
What P.O.V do authors most often use ?
Authors don't use point of view
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
5
Should children read biographies about controversial people? Such as Hitler?
No
Yes
6
What do children demand while reading a biography?
Only facts
A fast-moving narrative
children do not read biography
A good-guy(hero)
7
Biography bridges the gap between nonfiction and
Historical Fiction
Fantasy
Poetry
Contemporary Realistic Fiction
8
Which type of Biography is written by the subject themselves?
Picture book biography
Autobiography
Graphic
Partial biography
9
Ordinary people that biographies are about...
tend to be flat and straight forward
are always famous
have several facets to their personalities
Fit into a single mold
10
Who was the first Biographer?
Bruce Marshall
Ernest Jones
Cornelius Nepos
Deborah Baker
11
Characterization of a subject should...
Not happen, we only need the facts
Be true to life
show only the characters shortcomings
Show only the characters good quality
12
Can a life story be written without some interpretation?
No
Yes
13
What bears the burden of making the subject seem alive and sound real?
Pictures
Characterization
Authors language
14
Children often read biography for...
lessons on how to be like Hitler
the pictures
the old fashioned words
the story or plot
15
What is the most difficult thing to keep accurate in biography?
Accuracy of illustrations for the time, place and setting
The facts
Portrayal of the subject

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Biography

15 termsStudBud Administration10 plays

Review on Biography Lesson & Lewis and Clark Book

Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
What is the hallmark of good biographical writing?
Authenticity
Accuracy
Characterization
Style
2
What causes a thin line between theme and bias?
Selection of facts
Ilustrations
Who the subject is
Point of view
3
What underlies the characterization in all biography?
Graphic Biographies
Style of writing
Illustrations
Interpretation of the subject
4
What P.O.V do authors most often use ?
Authors don't use point of view
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
5
Should children read biographies about controversial people? Such as Hitler?
No
Yes
6
What do children demand while reading a biography?
Only facts
A fast-moving narrative
children do not read biography
A good-guy(hero)
7
Biography bridges the gap between nonfiction and
Historical Fiction
Fantasy
Poetry
Contemporary Realistic Fiction
8
Which type of Biography is written by the subject themselves?
Picture book biography
Autobiography
Graphic
Partial biography
9
Ordinary people that biographies are about...
tend to be flat and straight forward
are always famous
have several facets to their personalities
Fit into a single mold
10
Who was the first Biographer?
Bruce Marshall
Ernest Jones
Cornelius Nepos
Deborah Baker
11
Characterization of a subject should...
Not happen, we only need the facts
Be true to life
show only the characters shortcomings
Show only the characters good quality
12
Can a life story be written without some interpretation?
No
Yes
13
What bears the burden of making the subject seem alive and sound real?
Pictures
Characterization
Authors language
14
Children often read biography for...
lessons on how to be like Hitler
the pictures
the old fashioned words
the story or plot
15
What is the most difficult thing to keep accurate in biography?
Accuracy of illustrations for the time, place and setting
The facts
Portrayal of the subject