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Nonfiction Genres

TermDefinition
Argument Aims to persuade an audience by presenting and defending a claim with evidence and reasoning
Autobiography Provides a personal historical record by telling the story of the author's life, written by the author
Biography Informs readers about a person's life by presenting a researched, factual account written by someone else
Analytical Essay Deepens understanding by analyzing and evaluating a work's meaning, themes, and significance
Personal Essay Connects with readers by sharing the author's thoughts, experiences, and reflections on a personal topic
Exposition Increases understanding by explaining a topic with facts, definitions, and examples in a logical manner
Functional Text Guides readers in performing everyday tasks by providing clear, practical information, such as signs, directions, letters, and manuals
Historical Account Preserves and explains history by documenting and interpreting past events using research and evidence
Journalism Informs the public about current events by objectively reporting facts, quotes, and analyses
Memoir Shares personal insights and reflections by focusing on a specific period, event, or theme from the author's life
Opinion Piece Influences readers by expressing the author's viewpoint on a topic, supported by reasoning and evidence
Scientific Account Expands knowledge by documenting and explaining scientific discoveries, research, or principles
Speech Communicates ideas to an audience by using spoken language to inform, persuade, or inspire
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