A set of flashcards to help learners revise the key features of literary non-fiction texts as taught in section 2 of Unit 1.
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Created by Sarah Holmes
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What are the three main types of literary non-fiction?
How many key questions are there for unlocking a literary non-fiction text?
Why is it important to know the author of literary non-fiction texts?
Why do we refer to these types of texts as literary non-fiction?
What is meant by the term
'narrative viewpoint'?
What do we mean when we say that literary non-fiction texts are
'linguistic constructs'?
What is the difference between an autobiography and a biography?
What is the purpose of travel writing?
What is the difference between a floating quote and an embedded quote?
Which part of each PEE paragraph should be the longest?
What are the three levels of analysis?
