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Literature Analysis, Nonfiction Characteristics
nonfiction, fiction, autobiography, biography, diary, essays, editorials, speeches, book reviews, journal, memoir, author's argument, use of details, inference, literal
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| nonfiction | literature based on fact |
| fiction | is made-up |
| autobiography | Story of a person’s life, as told by that person |
| biography | Story of a person’s life told by another person |
| diary | Autobiographical record of the writer’s actions, feelings, and thoughts |
| essays, editorials, speeches, book reviews | Statements of fact or opinion; editorials in newspapers/magazines; speeches are oral |
| journal | Record of events and ideas but of a less personal nature |
| memoir | Autobiography that covers a certain period of time |
| technical writing | Web sites, letters, forms, advertisements, manuals, guides, resumes, research papers, questionnaires, surveys, documents, etc. |
| author's argument | author presents ideas and facts to back up main ideas, theses, opinions, observations, or recommendations |
| use of details | facts, ideas and quotations provide a precise, accurate approach |
| inference | the act of concluding or judging based upon evidence |
| literal | true to fact; not exaggerated; actual or factual |
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English Language Institute |
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