Fiction and Nonfiction

The video tutorial, led by Park Ranger Taylor, explores the differences between fiction and nonfiction stories using bears as the central theme. It begins with an introduction to the concepts of fiction and nonfiction, followed by a nonfiction story about black bears, highlighting their real-life characteristics and behaviors. The tutorial then presents a fictional story about a girl named Maria and a talking bear, illustrating elements that define fiction. The video aims to educate viewers on identifying fiction and nonfiction through examples and key story elements.

What is the main purpose of a nonfiction story?

• To entertain the reader

• To inform or educate the reader

• To confuse the reader

• To tell a fictional tale

Which of the following is a characteristic of nonfiction books?

• They are purely imaginative

• They are always read from start to finish

• They are based on real facts

• They contain talking animals

What feature allows readers to find specific information in a nonfiction book?

• The table of contents

• The glossary

• The index

• The bibliography

In the story of Maria's Surprised Visitor, what makes it a fiction story?

• The bear talks and shares honey

• Maria is a real person

• Maria's parents are present

• It takes place in a real forest

What is a common element found in fiction stories?

• Scientific data

• Talking animals

• Photographs

• Real-life facts

What is the resolution in the story of Maria's Surprised Visitor?

• Maria runs away from the bear

• The bear chases Maria

• Maria stops running and the bear becomes friendly

• Maria's parents call for help

What is the primary purpose of a fiction book?

• To entertain and engage the reader

• To offer real-life solutions

• To provide factual information

• To list scientific data