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A travelogue is always a written report with many factual details.
A travelogue is always a written report with many factual details.
False
A travelogue can only be about journeys within one's own country.
A travelogue can only be about journeys within one's own country.
False
A travelogue is primarily focused on providing historical information about a place.
A travelogue is primarily focused on providing historical information about a place.
False
Images are not commonly used to support the content in a travelogue.
Images are not commonly used to support the content in a travelogue.
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A travelogue cannot include fictional stories about a journey.
A travelogue cannot include fictional stories about a journey.
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Study Notes
Definition and Characteristics of a Travelogue
- A travelogue is a personal account of a journey to another country or place.
- It can be presented in two forms: a written report or a narrative story.
- A written report typically includes many factual details about the journey.
- A narrative story focuses on the traveler's impressions and experiences.
- Images are often used to support the narrative story, providing visual context to the traveler's experiences.
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Description
Explore the concept of travelogues, which are accounts of journeys to different places. Learn about the two main types: factual reports with details, and narrative stories supported by images.
