Fiction
Nonfiction
Greyling
Highlands
True or False?
100

_______ is the problem that characters in a story must face and solve.

Conflict

100

A schedule would be an example of a __________ text.

functional

100

A village by the sea is the _________ of Greyling.

setting

100

What is the setting of "My Heart is in the Highlands"?

Scotland

100

Fiction can contain imaginary people and animals.

True

200

An overall lesson or insight about life that is found in fiction is called a _________.

theme

200
The main point in a piece of nonfiction writing is called the ______ ______.

central idea

200

What is the one thing that the fisherman's wife wants at the beginning of "Greyling."

A child
200

What two things does Yolen compare in "My Heart is in the Highlands"?

stone cottages and her stories

200

Nonfiction can contain only facts and ideas.

True

300

Themes can be either stated or _______.

implied

300

An article is an example of _______ nonfiction.

literary

300

Why don't the fisherman and his wife let Greyling go into the sea?

They do not want him to turn into a seal.

300

From whom does Yolen take, or “thieve,” real-life details that she uses in her stories?

her friends and family

300

The narrator of Greyling is a character inside the story.

False

400

A __________ theme is a message about life that is expressed in many different cultures and time periods.

universal

400

__________ tell what something looks like, sounds like, feels like, and so on.

Descriptions

400

At the end of the story, why does Greyling come back and visit the fisherman and his wife once a year?

Because he loves them and wants to tell them about his adventures

400

When Jane Yolen visits Scotland, she notices that the cottages are built with _______ from older __________.

stones; buildings

400

The series of events that take place in a fictional story is called the conflict.

False; plot

500

What are the three forms of fiction?

1. Short stories

2. Novels

3. Novellas

500

What are the three most common purposes authors have for writing?

1. to inform

2. to entertain

3. to persuade

500

What does the fisherman mean when he says that Greyling has “gone where his heart calls” after he returns to the sea?

He has returned to where he truly belongs

500

What "stones from the past" does Yolen use to build her stories?

memories

500

When Greyling turns into a human, he has brown hair and blue eyes.

False; silver grey hair and grey eyes.