Realistic Fiction Flashcard

Realistic fiction is a genre of literature that tells stories that could happen in real life, featuring characters and events that are believable.

A real place or like a real place.

Characters who think, speak, and behave like real people.

A moral or theme that teaches a lesson.

A conflict and resolution with events told in order.

Realistic fiction is based on real-life possibilities, while fantasy includes magical elements and imaginary worlds.

Yes, realistic fiction can include humor as a way to engage readers and develop characters.

To reflect real-life experiences and emotions, allowing readers to relate to the characters and situations.

'Wonder' by R.J. Palacio is an example of realistic fiction.

Authors create relatable characters by giving them realistic traits, emotions, and challenges that readers can identify with.