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Non-Fiction S.G.
Study Guide for Assessment
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Genre | Is a specific category or type of literature. music., movie or art. classified by shared style, form or content |
| Subgenre | A specific, narrower category within a big genre of literature, film or media. |
| nonfiction | Writing that is based on facts and real events, not made up like fiction. |
| Narrative Nonfiction | A genre that tells true stories using story telling. |
| text features | are the visual and structural elements in a book or article that are not the main text |
| author's purpose | in the main reason why a writer created a book, story or article |
| main idea | A main point that the author is making ( also called the central idea); its what the article is about. |
| supporting details | information used to support an argument, claim or main idea. |
| summary | a short statement or paragraph that tells what a text is about. |
| cause | why something happens |
| effect | what happens as a result |
| point of view | WHO is telling the story |
| persepctive | a characters outlook or view of events |
| text structure | the way an author organizes information and ideas within a piece of writing. |
| Observation | something fact based you experience through your five senses. |
| infererence | What you think or decided about something you have observed |
| P in Authors Purpose stands for | P= persuade, to convince the reader to do or believe something |
| I in Authors Purpose stands for | I- Inform to give the reader information or teach something |
| E in Authors Purpose stands for | E- Entertain to hold the readers attention through entertainment. |
| P.O.V First Person is | from the characters point of view |
| Pronouns found in first person | I, Me, We, Us |
| P.O.V Second Person | Refers to the narrator telling YOU the reader something |
| P.O.V Third Person Omniscient | The narrator is Omniscient - outside the action and knows and tells all. |
| P.O.V - Third Person Limited | The narrator is outside the action of the story |