History and Development of Fiction

Below are the meaning of fiction EXCEPT;

• Fiction is always set in imaginary worlds.
• Fiction is a genre of literature.
• Fiction is a non-factual stories.

• Fiction is based on real events.

Below are forms of fiction EXCEPT;

• Novel

• Myths

• Legends

• Fables

Below are meanings of Myths EXCEPT;

• Cultural stories
• Historical accounts
• Scientific facts

• Fables and legends

"The Tortoise and the Hare" is an example of;

• A fable
• A short story
• A myth
• A poem

Parables are story that use animals or non-human characters to convey;

• Personal anecdotes
• Moral or spiritual lessons
• Historical events
• Scientific theories

Fairy tales are precursor of fiction.

• False
• True

Who authored the idea that, "a short story should be crafted to produce a single unified effect on the reader and should be read in one sitting."

• Mark Twain
• Ernest Hemingway
• F. Scott Fitzgerald
• Edgar Allan Poe

Teaching fiction is beneficial to;

• students' ability to memorize facts.
• students' physical health and fitness.
• students' creativity and critical thinking skills.
• students' proficiency in science.

Prose tales in fiction is;

• short stories written in verse form
• fictional tales told in oral tradition
• narrative works written in prose form
• narrative works written in poetic form

Modern forms of fiction can also be considered as;

• historical fiction and poetry
• graphic novels and short stories
• biographies and memoirs
• contemporary fiction and digital storytelling