Narrative Nonfiction Quiz 7

What is the primary feature of narrative nonfiction?

• It relates fictionalized stories.

• It is based on true stories.

• It does not require research.

• It includes imaginary characters.

In narrative nonfiction, the characters are:

• Entirely fictional.

• Partially fictional.

• Real people.

• A mix of real and imaginary.

What does narrative nonfiction require in terms of content?

• The content must be verifiable or disproven.

• The content must remain entirely fictional.

• The content should avoid factual claims.

• The content relies solely on the writer's imagination.

Narrative nonfiction primarily involves:

• Partial truths.

• Invented events.

• True stories.

• Claims without verification.

What distinguishes narrative nonfiction from fiction?

• A. Narrative nonfiction is entirely fictional.

• B. Narrative nonfiction focuses on real stories and people.

• C. Fiction includes only real people.

• D. Fiction is based on factual events.

How can the content of narrative nonfiction be verified?

• A. Through research and factual evidence.

• B. By making claims of truth without research.

• C. By imagining possible scenarios.

• D. By avoiding real-world events.

Fictional characters are usually:

• Based entirely on real people.

• Completely imaginary or partially imaginary.

• Always created from factual research.

• Verifiable through historical documents.

The events in fiction are often:

• Based entirely on facts.

• Verified through research.

• Imaginary or fictionalized.

• Focused on disproving myths.

Research in fiction is:

• Never required.

• Required only for true stories.

• Sometimes used to add authenticity.

• Used to disprove real events.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of fiction?

• Imaginary storylines.

• Characters that may not be real.

• Events based entirely on truth.

• Content that is not meant to be verified.