2.1 Reading Non-Fiction and Literary Non-Fiction Texts

• What is the primary purpose of non-fiction texts?

  To inform, explain, persuade
• What are some examples of literary non-fiction?

  Memoirs, essays, journalism
• Literary non-fiction texts always have an objective and impersonal voice.

  False
• How do literary non-fiction texts engage readers differently from standard non-fiction?

  Through artistic expression
• Understanding the writer's viewpoint allows readers to critically evaluate the text.


  True
• What are the goals of literary non-fiction texts?

  To inform and captivate
• The purpose of literary non-fiction is solely to inform the reader

  False
• Literary non-fiction uses artistic expression to engage readers more than standard non-fiction


  True
• Literary non-fiction uses personal experiences and narrative elements to engage the reader

  True
• The primary purpose of literary non-fiction is to inform and captivate the reader


  True
• What type of language is often used in non-fiction texts to convey information clearly and credibly?

  Formal, precise language
• What is a key element used in literary non-fiction to draw the reader in?

  Narrative elements
• What is the primary purpose of non-fiction texts?

  To inform, explain, persuade
• Literary non-fiction uses expressive, narrative-driven style, while standard non-fiction uses a formal, straightforward style


  True
• The tone in literary non-fiction is often more expressive and evocative than in non-fiction.


  True
• The tone of a text is influenced by the writer's choice of words and phrasing.


  True
• Non-fiction focuses on clearly communicating information, while literary non-fiction blends factual content with creative writing styles.
• What is a key narrative element used in literary non-fiction to engage the reader?

  Personal anecdotes
• What is the impact of formal tone and precise language in non-fiction on the reader?

  Enhances understanding and knowledge
• Non-fiction texts always use technical and precise language.


  True
• What type of language is commonly used in literary non-fiction?

  Vivid, evocative language
• What is an example of a non-fiction text?

  Articles, reports, biographies
• In literary non-fiction, the writer's viewpoint is shaped by narrative elements and a distinctive voice
• What type of language is used in non-fiction to convey a formal viewpoint?

  Objective, impersonal language
• Literary non-fiction texts use literary techniques and artistic expression to convey factual information
• The purpose of literary non-fiction is to inform and captivate the reader through artistic storytelling
• Match the technique with the type of text:

  Objective perspective ↔️ Non-Fiction

  Subjective perspective ↔️ Literary Non-Fiction
• Match the tone with the type of text:

  Formal, objective ↔️ Non-Fiction

  Expressive, personal ↔️ Literary Non-Fiction
• Match the technique with its effectiveness in literary non-fiction:

  Formal language ↔️ Credibility

  Rhetorical devices ↔️ Persuasion

  Objective tone ↔️ Trustworthiness
• Vivid, descriptive language is an effective technique in literary non-fiction to paint a captivating picture for the reader


  True
• The most effective writing techniques are those that support the writer's overall purpose, whether to inform, persuade, or captivate

  True
• The purpose of literary non-fiction is to inform and captivate through artful storytelling
• A formal, impersonal tone in non-fiction conveys an authoritative, trustworthy voice
• What type of tone is often used in literary non-fiction?

  Expressive, personal, evocative
• In non-fiction texts, the tone is typically formal
• Literary non-fiction employs vivid and descriptive language to create a captivating picture.
• Literary non-fiction aims to both inform and captivate the reader.


  True
• Formal, precise language is effective in non-fiction for conveying information clearly and credibly.

  True
• Literary non-fiction uses an expressive, emotive tone to evoke emotional responses from the reader.


  True
• Literary non-fiction creates emotional connection and investment through narrative techniques.


  True