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Historical Fiction
~Sets fictional characters against a historical backdrop
~contains many details about the time period in which it is set
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Historical Fiction ~Sets fictional characters against a historical backdrop
~contains many details about the time period in which it is set
Realistic Fiction ~Deals with events that could
actually happen in life
~Represents the burdens, struggles, joys, and happenings of everyday life
Adventure ~The main characters go on a journey
involves self discovery and/or the resolution of the conflict
Thriller ~The main characters are usually placed in danger or cause danger
~Suspense is the driving force for the plot and conflict
Drama ~A story usually performed by actors on a stage or before movie or TV cameras
~Contains dialogue- words spoken by the actors
~Contains stage directions- printed in italics
~Tell how the actors should look, move, and speak
two basic types are tragedy and comedy
Fantasy ~Contains elements not found in real life
~Involves supernatural elements and imaginary places and creatures
Science Fiction ~Deals with the impact of real science or imaginary super science
~Set on human or alien societies of the past, present, or future
Mystery ~Characters are asked to solve a crime or puzzle ~Character may also have to discover and expose a secret
~The crime, puzzle, or secret is the driving force for the plot
Traditional Fiction (Folklore) ~Reflects the traditional beliefs, customs, stories, songs, and dances of a culture
~Passed down orally over generations
~Types: tall tales, folk songs, myths,
legends, and fables
Poetry ~Emphasizes the line as the unit of composition
~Often contains figurative language, rhyme, and stanzas
Narrative ~A story or account of events and experiences
written in first person
~Point of view an be true or fictitious

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