Fiction vs Non-Fiction Elements

The video tutorial explores the differences between fiction and non-fiction stories. Fiction is based on imagination, featuring magical creatures and distant worlds, while non-fiction is grounded in real facts and events, such as history and biographies. The video also discusses the elements of a story, including characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution. An activity helps distinguish between fiction and non-fiction story elements. The tutorial concludes by encouraging viewers to explore both types of stories for fun and educational purposes.

What is the main difference between fiction and non-fiction stories?

• Fiction involves magical creatures, while non-fiction is about real facts.

• Fiction is based on real events, while non-fiction is imaginary.

• Fiction is always educational, while non-fiction is for entertainment.

• Fiction is written by authors, while non-fiction is not.

Which of the following is an example of a fiction story?

• A history book about ancient civilizations

• A documentary about space

• A biography of a scientist

• A tale of a dragon guarding a treasure

Which of the following is a characteristic of fiction stories?

• Focuses on historical accuracy

• Includes magical creatures

• Presents factual information

• Based on real-life events

What type of content is typically found in non-fiction stories?

• Imaginary worlds and characters

• Real facts and historical events

• Superheroes and magical powers

• Futuristic technology and aliens

What is a common feature of non-fiction stories?

• Imaginary settings

• Real-life characters

• Supernatural events

• Fictional plots

Which element of a story describes where and when it takes place?

• Characters

• Plot

• Conflict

• Setting

Which story element involves the sequence of events?

• Plot

• Resolution

• Characters

• Setting

In a non-fiction story, what does the setting typically include?

• Imaginary places and times

• Real places and historical periods

• Magical kingdoms and castles

• Fictional planets and galaxies

In fiction, what can the setting include?

• Real cities and countries

• Magical schools and kingdoms

• Historical landmarks

• Scientific theories

Can non-fiction stories have characters and a plot?

• No, they only have facts and data.

• Yes, but they are fictional characters.

• Yes, but they are real people and events.

• No, they focus solely on settings.