A subgenre that makes up stories that usually contain magic and contain elements that do not allow them to ever be true.
A subgenre of Folklore that is greatly exaggerated to a point of humorous intentions and usually takes place in the Wild West.
A text that is true or factual.
A story that is made up, fake, or untrue.
A subgenre that could be true today but isn't; takes place in present day.
A text that is written in dialogue and often gives stage directions.
A subgenre of Folklore that usually contains gods/goddesses and accounts for the creation of something.
A subgenre of Folklore that is usually told as a short story containing personified animals and contains a moral.
A type of Drama that is intended to make the audience cry.
A subgenre that often takes place in the future and explains elements of the story through science and enhanced technology.
A subgenre text that gives true facts, historic events, charts and graphs, and/or other true information.
A text that is written in lines and stanzas; often used to express emotion.
A subgenre text where the author writes about his or her own life.
A subgenre that takes place in the past, is based on true people and/or events, but is a fake story.
A subgenre of Folklore that is similar to Fantasy, but must older and passed down over time. It usually contains elements of magic and phrases such as, "Once upon a time..."
A subgenre of Folklore that is based on a real person or event, but over time has been stretched or exaggerated beyond reality.
A category or type of literature.
A text that has been passed down from generation to generation before it was written down and has many variations.
A subgenre text where the author writes about someone else's life.
A type of Drama that is intended to make the audience laugh.
Legend
Science Fiction
Nonfiction
Myth
Folklore
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Biography
Historical Fiction
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Fable
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Tall Tale
Fantasy
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Informational Text
Fiction
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Fairy Tale
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