Genres
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This genre often includes magical characters like fairies, witches, and talking animals.

What is a fairy tale?

100

"The cheetah was as fast as lightning," is an example of this literary device.

What is a simile?

100

This text structure tells what something looks like, sounds like, or IS like.

What is description?

100

If you want to know what a paragraph will be about before reading it, you should look at this text feature.

What is the heading?

100

Books about animals, space, or volcanoes are often this genre.

What is informational (non-fiction) text?

200

Stories in this genre could happen in real life.

What is realistic fiction?

200

"The wind whispered through the trees," is an example of this literary device.

What is personification?

200

This organizational structure tells how two things are alike and different.

What is compare and contrast?

200

This feature gives extra information about an image.

What is a caption?

200

This genre tells the true story of a real person's life.

What is a biography?

300

A story about a boy who finds a portal to a magical land is this genre.

What is fantasy?

300

This literary device uses words that sound like the noise they make. Words like buzz, crash, and boom.

What is onomatopoeia?

300

"The power went out, so the lights turned off."  This sentence shows which organizational structure?

What is cause and effect?

300

This text feature uses labeled pictures or drawings to show how something works or what its parts are.

What is a diagram?

300

This genre often uses rhythm, rhyme, and descriptive language and is often arranged in short lines called stanzas.

What is poetry?

400

This genre teaches readers facts about a real topic.

What is informational (non-fiction) text?

400

This literary device repeats the same beginning sound in nearby words.

What is alliteration?

400

This organizational structure presents an issue and how it gets fixed.

What is problem and solution?

400

Readers can learn bonus information by reading this text feature:  a)glossary    b)sidebar     c)table of contents

What is b). sidebar?

400

This genre includes dialogue and stage directions and is written to be performed by actors on a stage.

What is drama (or a play)?

500

The lesson at the end of this genre is called the moral.

What is a fable?

500

This literary device says one thing is another to show a comparison.  For example, "Her smile is sunshine" or "The classroom was a zoo!"

What is a metaphor?

500

Words like since, therefore, because, and as a result signal this text structure.

What is cause and effect?

500

This text feature is often found in a box next to the main paragraph.  Authors use it to share additional details or fun facts.

What is a sidebar?

500

This genre often teaches readers about the important things a real person accomplished, and it is usually organized in chronological order.

What is a biography?

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