Non-Fictious Prose

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Non-Fiction
Based on real-life experiences. Based on facts
Diary: daily, long stories
Autobiography: written by the actual person
Biography: someone's life written by someone else
Journal: everyday notes, shorter than a diary
Memoir: remembering the dead
Letters: exchange of letters, telling a story
Speech: essay form, being delivered in front of an audience
Research: usually a compliance to requirements
Thesis: in a certain course in higher education, pursuit of career
News: facts, information
Cooking books: consist of ingredients written by a chef
Essay: describe or explain certain issues
Oration: memorized speech

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Non-Fictious Prose

Cards (14)

Prose:

Prose:

Prose:

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1.1 Reading a Literature Fiction Text

Unit 1: Prose

1.1 Study of a Prose Text

2.1 Reading Non-Fiction and Literary Non-Fiction Texts

Component 2: Prose

1.1 Reading a Literature Fiction Text

1.2 What Happens in Cells (and What Do Cells Need)?

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1.2 Writing Non-Fiction Texts

1.1 Reading Non-Fiction Texts

2.2 Contextual Study

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Unit 2b: Contemporary Drama and Literary Heritage Prose

1.1 What is knowledge?

Edexcel GCSE English Literature

WJEC GCSE English Literature