Comparing and Contrasting Genres

How are Science Fiction and Fantasy the same?

• They are both long stories.

• Both can be scary.

• They are on the same shelf.

• They're both impossible... at least for now.

RL.6.9 encourages students to ______ texts in different forms or genres.

Why is it important to compare and contrast texts in different forms and genres?

• To develop a deeper appreciation for the creative possibilities within literature

• To enhance comprehension skills

• To develop a broader understanding of the complexities of the written word

• To foster critical thinking skills

How do historical novels and fantasy stories differ in terms of their adherence to factual events and introduction of imaginative elements?

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The following words are used to do what?

• contrast

• compare

The key word same…

• Contrast

• Compare

To compare and contrast is to identify similarities and differences. Exploring ideas or objects by comparing and contrasting them is an effective way to analyze ideas. Comparing and contrasting works best when the two things are part of a similar category.

• Prediction

• Compare and contrast

• Episode

• Resolution

Which of the following best describes the purpose of comparing and contrasting genres in literature?

• To identify the unique characteristics of each genre

• To confuse the reader with different styles

• To limit the reader's understanding to one genre

• To discourage reading diverse genres

When comparing a mystery novel to a science fiction story, what is a key difference in their typical settings?

• Mystery novels often take place in futuristic settings

• Science fiction stories are usually set in realistic, everyday environments

• Mystery novels are set in fantastical worlds

• Science fiction stories often involve futuristic or otherworldly settings

How does comparing and contrasting genres help in understanding an author's purpose?

• It reveals the author's personal life

• It shows the author's writing style

• It highlights the author's intent and message across different genres

• It limits the author's creativity