Realistic Fiction

What is realistic fiction?

• A genre based on imaginary events and people.

• A genre based on real-life events and people.

• A genre based on futuristic and scientific concepts.

• A genre based on mythical and magical elements.

Which is NOT a characteristic of realistic fiction?

• Involves superheroes and magic

• Features ordinary people

• Deals with everyday problems

• Takes place in recognizable settings

The setting of a realistic fiction story should be like:

• A fantastical world with magical creatures

• A historical setting with accurate details

• A realistic and believable environment

• An abstract and surreal landscape

What does 'relatable' mean?

• Difficult to understand

• Easy to relate to or identify with

• Uncommon or rare

• Unimportant or trivial

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'Plausible' means:

• impossible

• unlikely

• believable

• certain

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The word 'perspectives' means:

• views or outlooks

• a type of lens

• a kind of art

• a musical term

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The word 'protagonist' means:

• the main character

• a supporting character

• an antagonist

• a narrator

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The word 'antagonist' means:

• a) A protagonist

• b) An opponent or adversary

• c) A supporter

• d) A neutral party

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The word 'climax' means:

• the most intense, exciting, or important point of something

• the beginning of a story

• a type of plant

• a musical instrument

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The word 'foreshadowing' means:

• A hint or indication of a future event

• A type of shadow

• A literary device used to create suspense

• A method of character development

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