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1 FICTION VS. NONFICTION

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3 Nonfiction text makes up the bulk of (most of) what adults read.
TEACHERS READ TEXT BOOKS POLICEMEN READ REPORTS AND RECORDS LAWYERS READ LEGAL PAPERS VETERINARIANS READ MEDICAL BOOKS

4 Organizational Text Structure
FICTION NON FICTION Story Elements Characters Setting Plot Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution Elements of Nonfiction Cause & Effect Sequential Order Problem/Solution Description Compare & Contrast Chronological Order Main Idea & Details In Nonfiction special “Text Features” are used to help the reader locate and understand important info.

5 What are TEXT FEATURES? TEXT FEATURES: the physical features of the text that highlight important content. TF are divided into 3 categories. ORGANIZATIONAL PRINT GRAPHIC

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