Exploring Literary Genres

The video tutorial introduces literary genres, focusing on fiction and nonfiction. It covers various genres such as fantasy, historical fiction, realistic fiction, mystery, horror, science fiction, allegory, tragedy, and adventure. Each genre is explained with its characteristics and examples. The video also touches on nonfiction genres like biography and autobiography, providing insights into their unique features.

What are the two main categories of literary genres?

• Drama and Poetry

• Mystery and Horror

• Fiction and Nonfiction

• Comedy and Tragedy

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Which genre typically involves a world governed by magic and includes mythical creatures?

• Fantasy

• Science Fiction

• Realistic Fiction

• Historical Fiction

What is a common setting for historical fiction?

• Parallel universe

• Modern times

• Future world

• Historical event or period

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Which genre features stories that could realistically happen in modern times?

• Fantasy

• Realistic Fiction

• Science Fiction

• Allegory

What is a key difference between mystery and horror genres?

• Mystery involves magic, horror does not

• Mystery has detectives and investigations, horror often involves supernatural elements

• Mystery always has a happy ending, horror does not

• Mystery is set in the future, horror in the past

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Which genre often includes advanced technology and alien societies?

• Fantasy

• Historical Fiction

• Realistic Fiction

• Science Fiction

What is an allegory?

• A story with a deeper meaning, often moral or political

• A story with a tragic ending

• A story set in a historical period

• A story involving advanced technology

Which genre typically involves a character's downfall due to fate or a personal flaw?

• Mystery

• Science Fiction

• Adventure

• Tragedy

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What is a biography?

• A story with a deeper moral meaning

• A story about a person's life written by someone else

• A fictional story set in the past

• A story written by the person it is about

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What is the main difference between a biography and an autobiography?

• Biographies are fictional, autobiographies are not

• Biographies are written by someone else, autobiographies are written by the person themselves

• Biographies are set in the future, autobiographies in the past

• Biographies are about famous people, autobiographies are not

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