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Which term describes a story that teaches a lesson?
Which term describes a story that teaches a lesson?
- Fable (correct)
- Fairytales
- Drama
- Poetry
What is the definition of historical fiction?
What is the definition of historical fiction?
- Stories passed down through generations.
- Exaggerated tales that are hard to believe.
- Stories that are based in real historical contexts. (correct)
- A story with magical events and imaginary creatures.
Which type of literature tells a story through action and speech that is acted out on stage?
Which type of literature tells a story through action and speech that is acted out on stage?
- Fiction
- Poetry
- Drama (correct)
- Fairytales
Which term refers to stories that feature beings, places, and events that cannot occur in real life?
Which term refers to stories that feature beings, places, and events that cannot occur in real life?
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Which option correctly matches the definition: A story that has been passed on from generation to generation?
Which option correctly matches the definition: A story that has been passed on from generation to generation?
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Literary Terms
- Drama is a story told through action and speech, performed on stage.
- Fiction is made-up stories created for the imagination.
- Poetry is a type of literature expressing emotions or a story through writing.
- Folk Tales are stories passed down through generations.
- Fairytales are stories with magic, imaginary creatures, and unbelievable events.
- Tall Tales are stories that are hard to believe, often with exaggerations.
- Fables are stories that teach a lesson.
- Historical Fiction describes stories set in the past.
- Fantasy is imaginative fiction with beings, places, and events that are not real.
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