Worksheet: Fiction and Non-Fiction | English For Kids | Mind Blooming
Comprehension worksheet generated from the video "Fiction and Non-Fiction | English For Kids | Mind Blooming".
Worksheet: Fiction and Non-Fiction | English For Kids | Mind Blooming
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Vocabulary
- Genre — A category in which a book belongs to.
- Fiction — A made-up story with made-up characters and a made-up setting.
- Non-Fiction — Real passages or texts that give information and facts.
- Illustrations — Pictures found in fiction stories.
- Captions — Little words written underneath a picture or photo in non-fiction texts.
Questions
Watch the video and answer the following questions based on the information presented.
1.
According to the video, what is the primary purpose of fiction stories?
2.
The video states that non-fiction texts can be about three main types of real content. Name two of these types.
3.
What is a key structural difference between fiction and non-fiction texts regarding how they should be read, as explained in the video?
4.
Which of the following is an element that may be found in non-fiction texts, according to the video?
5.
Imagine you are helping a friend choose a book. Your friend wants to learn about the life of a famous historical figure. Based on the video’s explanation of genres, what type of book would you recommend, and why? Explain your reasoning using at least two characteristics of that genre from the video.
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