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All About Fiction

All About Fiction

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English

6th Grade

Practice Problem

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CCSS
RL.5.3, RL.8.3, RL.7.9

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Standards-aligned

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Shanna Queenie

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9 Slides • 7 Questions

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All About Fiction

By Ms. Queenie

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What is fiction?

Fiction refers to stories that are made up. Fiction text can refer to true events with added imagination. There are several types of fiction.

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Types of Fictions

Contemporary Fiction: stories in present day; based on reality

Historical Fiction: stories in the past; may include real people and events​

Science Fiction: stories about science and technology in the future

Fable: stories with a lesson or moral

Myth: stories from certain places; may be based on cultures, past lives, or how something in nature came to be​

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Examples of Contemporary Fiction

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Examples of Historical Fiction

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Examples of Science Fiction

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Examples of Fable Fiction

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Examples of Myth Fiction

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Multiple Choice

A fiction is a story that is _____.

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true

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made up

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imaginary

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about dragons

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Fill in the Blank

Name 1 type of fiction.

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Dialogue - conversation between characters

Theme - the message about life, human nature, or society

Point of View - the way a story is told​

Characters - people, objects, or animals

Setting - place and time where the action takes place

Plot - sequence of events​

Story Elements

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Multiple Select

A character is ___. (Choose 3)

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animals

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people

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objects

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trees

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Multiple Select

The setting is ____. (Choose 2)

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time

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the location in a story

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a dinner plate at the table

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the time on a watch

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Multiple Choice

The plot is the sequence of time.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Dialogue is when characters have ____.

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conversation

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problems

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fun

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point of view

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Multiple Choice

Point of view is the viewpoint of how the story is told.

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True

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False

All About Fiction

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