What is creative non-fiction?, Poetry only, Made-up stories, Factual writing using storytelling techniques, A formal report, What is the main difference between fiction and creative non-fiction?, Creative non-fiction uses pictures, Creative non-fiction is based on real events and facts, Fiction is true, Fiction uses dialogue, Which of the following is a goal of creative non-fiction?, Only to persuade, Only to entertain, Only to describe, To inform, persuade, and entertain, What writing technique helps readers connect emotionally with the topic?, Storytelling techniques, Lists of definitions, Timetables, Mathematical formulas, Which text type mainly presents an argument?, Formal Report, Blog, Essay, Creative Non-Fiction, Which text type is usually structured with headings, data, and formal language?, Story, Formal Report, Creative Non-Fiction, Blog, What is an anecdote?, A short personal story, A poem, A scientific experiment, A long report, Why do writers often begin with an anecdote?, To confuse readers, To introduce statistics, To end the piece, To capture readers' attention, Which point of view is commonly used in creative non-fiction?, Only first person, Second person only, Both first person and third person, Only third person, What does direct address mean?, Talking to another author, Speaking directly to the reader using "you", Using only facts, Writing in third person, Which of these is an example of evidence?, Facts, statistics, and expert opinions, Opinions without support, Fictional characters, Rumours, Why do writers use vivid language and sensory details?, To replace facts, To make the text formal, To make writing longer, To make ideas easier to understand and remember, Which feature is NOT typical of creative non-fiction?, Storytelling techniques, Made-up characters and events, Personal voice, Accurate information, Which text type is usually conversational and personal?, Creative Non-Fiction, Formal Report, Blog, Essay, Which statement best describes creative non-fiction?, It never uses evidence., It only tells personal stories., It is always fictional., It combines real information with engaging storytelling., Which feature makes creative non-fiction different from a formal report?, It uses storytelling and descriptive language., It only includes facts., It has headings and data only., It avoids personal voice., Which word best describes the style of creative non-fiction?, Robotic, Engaging, Scientific, Technical, Which pronoun is often used for direct address?, You, He, It, They, Which is the best example of creative non-fiction?, A lab report, A fantasy novel, A true story told with descriptive language and facts, A fairy tale, Creative non-fiction must always be:, Funny, Fictional, Written in first person only, Truthful and accurate

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