Literary Nonfiction

Autobiography is written in the _________ person because it is the author's own story. 

• second

• first

• third

Dorothy took a seat and the women welcomed her. She was a welcome addition to the computer pool as the women had too much work to do in too little time. NACA planned to double the size of Langley's West Area in the next three years as the American aircraft industry had gone from the country's forty-third largest industry in 1938 to the world's number one by 1943.

This part is?

• informational

• narrative

• a combination

• neither

In parts that are more narrative, readers should pay attention to what? Mark all answers that are correct.

• central ideas

• themes

• character traits

• motivations and conflict

• key vocabulary

Literary Nonfiction is−

• made up

• true

the purpose of a narrative nonfiction is to

• inform and entertain

• entertain

• persuade

• convince

Narrative Nonfiction gives...

• gives only facts using subtitles

• facts about a topic and is written like a story

• is fiction

• is only literary

The text that includes literary elements and devices usually associated with fiction that deal with REAL people, events, and places is -

• Drama

• Literary Non- Fiction

• Literary Fiction

• Poetry

An account of a person’s life written by that person and told from the first person point of view is -

• Autobiography

• Memoir

• Biography

• Personal Narrative

What is a memoir?

• A book in which one keeps a daily record of events and experiences.

• A short form of autobiographical writing in which the writer focuses on a significant experience in his or her life.

• A form of autobiographical writing in which a person recalls significant events, mostly historical, in his or her life.

• An account of a person’s life written by that person and told from the first person point of view.

What is a personal narrative?

• A form of autobiographical writing in which a person recalls significant events, mostly historical, in his or her life.

• Written works that are delivered orally to an audience.

• A life story written by another person

• A short form of autobiographical writing in which the writer focuses on a significant experience in his or her life.