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Fiction vs Non-Fiction Mastery

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Distinguish fiction from non-fiction.

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Distinguish fiction from non-fiction.

by Ahmad Hushki
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What is the Definition of Non-Fiction?

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What is the Purpose of Fiction?

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What is the Purpose of Non-Fiction?

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The "Truth" (Fiction) defines that the story:

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The "Truth" (Non-Fiction) defines that the text:

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Fiction Sub-Genres listed in Part 2 include:

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Non-Fiction Sub-Genres listed in Part 2 include:

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Key Clue for Fiction as given in Part 2 is:

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Key Clue for Non-Fiction as given in Part 2 is:

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Exercise 1 is called:

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Exercise 1 Type:

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Goal of Exercise 1:

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How to set up for Exercise 1 (Left Column prompts):

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Example pairs for Exercise 1 (input):

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Exercise 2 is called:

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Exercise 2 Type:

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Goal of Exercise 2:

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Example question for Exercise 2:

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Exercise 3 is called:

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Exercise 3 Type:

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Goal of Exercise 3:

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