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Fiction Vs. Nonfiction
Fiction Vs. Nonfiction
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Beginning of year Review
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A story that includes robots, aliens, and other futuristic characters.
science fiction
fan fiction
realistic fiction
historical fiction
2
Using real people or events from the past to tell imagined stories is _________.
drama
mystery
historical fiction
science fiction
3
This consists all features of a writer's use of language, such as rhythm and organization.
theme
author's style
setting
plot
4
Brief works of fiction that contain all of the elements of fiction.
science fiction
novellas
short stories
novels
5
A work of nonfiction, written about a person by someone else.
biography
autobiography
6
Works of fiction that are shorter than some, but longer than others.
novellas
short stories
novels
magazines
7
Perspective from which the story is told.
setting
point of view
mood
theme
8
The final outcome of a story.
resolution
conflict
exposition
climax
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Making informed guesses about what happens next in a story based on details or your experiences
flashback
supporting predictions
foreshadow
making predictions
10
When a character struggles with his/her feelings, beliefs, needs, or desires.
external conflict
internal conflict
11
The time/place where the story happens.
theme
setting
plot
traits
12
This type of writing tells about characters and events from the author's imagination.
theme
biography
nonfiction
fiction
13
A struggle between two opposing forces in a story.
rising action
exposition
falling action
conflict
14
The events that follow the climax are _____.
exposition
falling action
rising action
climax
15
The acronym you were given in class to remember author's purpose.
MAT
TEA
PIE
CAN
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Writing that contains information about real people, events, or ideas.
non fiction
fantasy
fiction
prediction
17
The overall feeling that the work evokes in the reader.
author's purpose
mood
plot
tone
18
A work of nonfiction, written about a person's life by that person.
biography
autobiography
19
The people or animals that take part in the story's action
theme
characters
setting
plot
20
A message about life that a story conveys to its reader
theme
characters
mood
author's style
21
A character's qualities are also known as their _____.
words
traits
feelings
moods
22
The high point of the story; normally where the outcome is revealed.
climax
rising action
falling action
exposition
23
The problem that takes place in the plot of the story.
style
resolution
theme
conflict
24
When a character struggles against another character, natural force, or society.
internal conflict
external conflict
25
The sequence of events that takes you through a story
characters
author's style
setting
plot
26
Interrupting the sequence of events in a story to relate to past events.
making predictions
foreshadow
Supporting predictions
flashback
27
Longer works of fiction that include all of the elements of fiction, and may contain subplots.
novellas
novels
historical fiction
short stories
28
A story told from the perspective (point of view) of a character in the story.
first person
second person
third person
29
Events in the story that increase the tension the readers feel are _____.
conflict
rising action
falling action
exposition
30
Finding clues in the story that hint to what happens next.
foreshadow
making predictions
supporting predictions
flashback
31
Basic information about the characters and situation in a story is revealed in the _____.
conflict
climax
resolution
exposition
32
A story told from the perspective (point of view) of a character outside the story.
first person
third person
second person
33
Using clues to hint at events that will happen later in a story.
foreshadow
flashback
making predictions
supporting predictions