Creative Nonfiction

1. Like other types of writing, creative nonfiction is concerned with factual matter; however it differs by using ______.

• A. Fictional details

• B. Literacy Devices

• C. Fake names

• D. Settings

2. Aside from being called creative nonfiction, this genre is also known as ___.

• A. Narrative nonfiction

• C. Literary nonfiction

• B. Didactic or literary nonfiction

• D. None of the above

1. What activity is imperative for authors of creative nonfiction?

• A. Paraphrasing

• B. Research

• C. Sketching

• D. Naming

1. Creative nonfiction is all about _______?

• A. Reason for which the writer writes

• C. Writer tells his own story

• B. Writing that is true

• D. Original material being altered

1. What does author’s purpose mean?

• A. Original material not altered

• B. Short form of literary composition

• C. Reason why the author writes

• D. Author tells a story of someone

1. This pattern of writing shows the order in events occurred?

• A. Categorical

• B. Geographical

• C. Chronological

• D. Expository

1. Writing that presents facts and ideas, or explains a process?

• Expository

• B. Persuasive

• C. Narrative

• D. Reflective

1. What is a biography?

• A. Writer tells his own story

• C. Writer tells someone’s life

• B. Short form of literary composition

• D. Writer explains ideas

1. The part of the story where the characters have figured out the conflict.

• A. Expository

• B. Climax

• C. Resolution

• D. Setting

This is something at the end of the story or it can be sprinkled throughout the story after certain big events happen.

• A. Escape

• B. Aftermath

• C. Pursuit

• D. Resolution