Fiction and Setting

What type of books did you read earlier this year?

• Science fiction

• Non-fiction

• Fantasy

• Fiction

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What will you be doing in the new reading unit?

• Studying historical events

• Reading poetry

• Meeting characters and going on adventures

• Learning about frogs

What is a key characteristic of fictional books?

• They are based on true facts

• They are scientific reports

• They are biographies

• They are imagined by the author

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Which of the following is an example of a fictional character?

• A scientist

• A historical figure

• An alien from outer space

• A famous athlete

Where can fictional stories take place?

• In a laboratory

• In a castle

• In a historical document

• In a textbook

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What is a clue that a book may be fiction?

• It has a bibliography

• It is a biography

• It includes hand-drawn illustrations

• It contains scientific data

Which book is an example of fiction?

• Caring for the Earth

• Country Animals

• Ollie the Stomper

• A History of the World

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What should you do if you can't find fictional books at home?

• Watch TV

• Read non-fiction books instead

• Use Learning A to Z to find fictional stories

• Skip reading altogether

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What is the first step to find fictional stories on Learning A to Z?

• Read a non-fiction book

• Search on Google

• Tap the Clever button

• Ask a friend

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Caden knew how to spell big words, and he knew what the

words meant. When he took the vocabulary test in class last week, he was the first kid in the class to finish. He turned it in quickly and didn’t check his work. When the teacher told him his grade, Caden’s face turned bright red. He had failed. She told him that he could retake it. Caden took his time and checked his work. When the teacher gave him his grade, it was a perfect score, just like he wanted.

What is the setting of this story?

• Caden's house

• The library

• The classroom

• The football fields

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