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Nonfiction Notes

Nonfiction Notes. Get ready to write!!. Newspaper articles. Magazine articles. Autobiographies. What is nonfiction , again?. Concerns REAL rather than imaginary subjects For example…. NARRATIVE Nonfiction. Tells a STORY. TYPES of Narrative Nonfiction:. Autobiography.

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Nonfiction Notes

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  1. Nonfiction Notes Get ready to write!!

  2. Newspaper articles Magazine articles Autobiographies What isnonfiction, again? • Concerns REAL rather than imaginary subjects • For example…..

  3. NARRATIVENonfiction Tells a STORY

  4. TYPESofNarrativeNonfiction:

  5. Autobiography • A writer tells his or her OWN life story • first-person point of view (“I,” “me”)

  6. Ex. A soldier writes a book about his experiences in a war Memoir • A writer focuses on ONE period of his or her own life • First-person point of view • Ex. Mrs. Smith writes a book about her childhood in Colorado

  7. Biography • A writer tells someone else’s life story • Third-person point of view

  8. Ex. Mrs. Smith writes a two-page essay about the time she went night-snorkeling Narrative ESSAY • A writer tells a TRUE story in a SHORT composition • First- OR third-person point of view

  9. Informative Nonfiction • EXPLAINS a topic OR • Promotes an OPINION

  10. TYPES of Informative Nonfiction…

  11. Expository Essay • EXPLAINS a topic • Examples • A news report • Literary Analysis • Steps in a process (“How to make a sandwich”)

  12. PersuasiveEssay • Promotes an opinion or a position • Examples: • An advice column • A newspaper editorial • A movie review

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