2. The subject of nonfiction is real – The author writes about actual persons, places and events. – The writer may just report facts – The writer may also include personal opinions – Often there is a mixture of both – Readers must read critically

3. The subject of fiction is made up – The author writes about made up creatures, places and events. – The writer many times includes personal opinions – The pictures are usually not realistic – Many times animals or creatures may talk.

4. Fiction Look at the cover Vs.Non-fiction

5. Look at the table of contents FictionVs.Non-fiction

6. Look at the Chapter headings FictionVs.Non-fiction Chapter 14: The Return of the Sea Monster

7. Look at the pictures or photos FictionVs.Non-fiction

8. Look at the Illustrations or diagrams FictionVs.Non-fiction

9. Look at the maps, timelines, or graphs. FictionVs.Non-fiction

10. Quiz Time! Let’s see how you do recognizing Fiction and Non - Fiction

11. FictionNon-fiction Under the bridge lived a great ugly troll. Fiction orNon-fiction

12. Good Try! Get it right or the goat gets another one!

13. Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll! Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll!

14. FictionNon-fiction Fiction orNon-fiction

15. Good Try! Get it right or the goat gets another one!

16. Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll! Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll!

17. FictionNon-fiction Fiction orNon-fiction

18. Good Try! Get it right or the goat gets another one!

19. Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll! Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll!

20. FictionNon-fiction Fiction orNon-fiction

21. Good Try! Get it right or the goat gets another one!

22. Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll! Great Job Kids! Now beat it troll!

23. FictionNon-fiction Fiction orNon-fiction

24. Good Try! Get it right or the goat gets another one!

25. Great Job Kids! You did it! Great Job Kids! You did it!

26. Don’t forget if you are unsure you could: Look at the cover Look at the table of contents Look at the chapter headings Look at the pictures or photos Look at the illustrations or diagrams Look at the maps, timelines, or graphs.

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