Elements of NonFiction
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- Q1includes characters, settings, and plots about real people, places and eventsfictionnarrative nonfictiontext structureexpository essay30sEditDelete
- Q2a type of essay in which the purpose is to present an argument and convince the readeranalytical essaynarrative essaypersuasive essayexpository essay30sEditDelete
- Q3the story of a person's life told by that personautobiographyessaythesisbiography30sEditDelete
- Q4writing that is about real people, places, things, and eventsessayfictionfunctionalnonfiction30sEditDelete
- Q5the writer's aim or goalpurposevoicetonepoint of view30sEditDelete
- Q6a type of essay in which the purpose is to inform or explainpersuasiveanalyticalexpositorynarrative30sEditDelete
- Q7the story of a person's life told by another personautobiographyliteraryanalyticalbiography30sEditDelete
- Q8a short nonfiction work that expresses a writer's thoughts about a single subjecttoneessayvoicefunctional text30sEditDelete
- Q9the vantage point, or perspective, from which a story is toldconnotationtonepoint of viewvoice30sEditDelete
- Q10the main idea supported in work of nonfictionpurposetonepoint of viewthesis30sEditDelete
- Q11the writer's attitude toward the subject or readerpurposetonevoicethesis30sEditDelete
- Q12breaks a large idea into parts to show how the parts work as a wholefunctional textnarrative nonfictionconnotationanalytical writing30sEditDelete
- Q13the person or group for whom the author is writingpurposevoicepoint of viewaudience30sEditDelete
- Q14positive or negative feelings associated with a wordconnotationtonetext structurevoice30sEditDelete
- Q15techniques associated with telling a story, whether fiction or nonfictionfunctional texttext structureliterary elementsconnotation30sEditDelete
- Q16the way a writer uses language to reflect his or her personality and attitude toward the topic, form and audiencetonevoicethesisconnotation30sEditDelete
- Q17practical documents that help readers perform everyday tasksliterary elementsnarrative nonfictionfunctional textstext structure30sEditDelete
- Q18the various parts of the text and their organizational patterntext structurethesisliterary elementsfunctional text30sEditDelete