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What does non-fiction writing focus on?
Think about the opposite of fictional stories.
Name one type of informational text.
Consider what you read in school.
Which of the following is considered a type of non-fiction text?
Think of writing that describes real people's lives.
True or False: Informational texts aim to persuade the reader.
Remember the intended purpose of informational writing.
Analyze a non-fiction piece of your choice. Identify its type, purpose, and two key characteristics. Justify your choices with examples from the text.
Focus on the text's title and the author's intention.
Create a comparative chart that outlines the differences between informational, argumentative, descriptive, and narrative non-fiction texts.
Utilize the earlier discussions as a reference for key features.
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