Types Of Prose: Non-fiction Flashcards

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Is a prose that deals with real events and people.

The characters, setting, and actions must conform to what is true and they cannot be manipulated by the imagination of the writers.

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Non-fiction

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Is someone’s account of his or her own life.

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Autobiography

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Tells the life story of a person, written by someone else.

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Biography

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Is a brief examination of a subject in prose, usually expressing personal or limited view of the topic.

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Essay

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Copies the technique of a short story but the stress falls on the insights gained by the characters.

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Narrative Essay

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Depicts vivid pictures, either of an experience, an event, an object or a process.

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Descriptive Essay

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Makes assumptions or hypothetical statements on certain issues like the presence of life in other planets or the stock exchange.

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Speculative Essay

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Makes philosophies on the essence of grief, joy, death, and life.

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Scientific Essay

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Analyzes and interprets works of art- painting, architecture, sculpture, music, theater, television - and highlights their merits and demerits.

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Reflective Essay

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Moralizes or preaches if not inspires.

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Didactic Essay or Aphoristic Essay

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Gives us information of facts that catches one’s fancy.

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Informative Essay

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Interprets, criticizes, incites, and shapes readers opinion on the vital issues of the day that affect the national and international scene.

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Editorial Essay

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Presents, questions, and analyzed pressing problems affecting given society.

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Socio-political Essay

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Presents the beauty of creation, travel from within and without to affect and illuminate awareness.

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Nature Essay

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Essay features aspects in the life of a person that will enable us to understand his or her psyche better.

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Character Sketch Essay

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Is a type of writing that aims to explain, describe, or inform the reader about a particular subject in a clear, logical, and straightforward way.

Its main goal is to provide a balanced, objective explanation or analysis of a topic without including the author’s opinions or personal bias.

The writer focuses on presenting facts, supporting evidence, and clear explanations to help the reader understand the topic.

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Expository Essay

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Is a type of writing that aims to convince the reader to accept a particular viewpoint or take a specific action. It involves presenting arguments, evidence, and reasoning to persuade the reader to agree with the writer’s perspective on an issue.

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Persuasive Essay

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Is a type of writing that seeks to persuade the reader to accept or consider a particular point of view on a controversial issue. Unlike a persuasive essay, which focuses on convincing the reader to agree with the writer’s opinion, this essay presents a balanced view of the issue, using evidence and reasoning to support a specific stance.

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Argumentative Essay