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Fiction vs. Non fiction

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Fiction vs. Nonfiction Quiz

Test your understanding of the difference between fiction and nonfiction with this fun quiz! Perfect for students, educators, and anyone looking to refresh their knowledge.

Engaging multiple-choice questions
Learn about facts vs. made-up stories
Improve your understanding of nonfiction literature

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ReadingRaven237

Ursula had a ___ tea party with her dolls and pretended they were eating sweet cookies.

Fact

Make-believe

Nonfictional

What is the opposite of nonfiction?

Proof

Fiction

Informative

It is ___ that the sky is purple with green polka dots.

Fact

False

Proof

What does 'not real' mean?

Informative

Make-believe

Proof

I read some ___ about sloths and their habitats. I learned a lot of true facts from it!

Nonfiction

Make-believe

Fiction

Which word means the same thing as wrong?

False

Fact

Informative

What is 'writing that describes facts and real events; not fiction'?

Make-believe

False

Nonfiction

What is the opposite of uninformative?

False

Make-believe

Informative

Now nonfiction is based on ___ and True things that have really happened.

Fictions

Make-believe

Facts

What does 'evidence' mean?

Proof

Fiction

Nonfiction

It's ___, full of information, Nonfiction can help you with your education.

False

Make-believe

Informative

___ is made up, it's false, not true, It's make-believe — that means there is not proof.

Fiction

Information

Nonfiction

What is 'anything that shows that something is true, correct or real'?

Proof

Fiction

Nonfiction

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