Unit Four - Genre Fiction Flashcards
to search for something
blindly
grope
very hungry
famished
tiresome because
of dullness and length
tedious
the state of
being dejected or distressed
wretchedness
a prediction
boding
A book does not necessarily have to belong to one specific genre; it can belong to different genres
multi-genre
characterized by lengthy dialogues, identifiable
characters, and fast-paced plot
Genre Fiction
evokes the readers’ feelings
Genre Fiction
focuses on entertaining the reader
Genre Fiction
focuses on action as its main themes
Adventure
the usual conflict for this genre is man vs. nature
Adventure
the plot, setting, and theme showcase magic
Fantasy
characters may include mythological/neo-mythological
being
Fantasy
set in a significant or a recognizable point in history
Historical
usually has political undertone
Historical
the dialogues, setting, plot, etc. are fictional
Historical
some characters may be historical figures
Historical
triggers the reader’s fear
Horror
has an atmosphere of dread throughout the story
Horror
Involves mysteries/crimes that remain unsolved until
conclusion
Mystery or Detective
author strategies range from the supernatural to
psychological
Horror
focuses on romantic love
Romance
most are told in the point of view of the female protagonist
Romance
involves science and technology as the basis of its element
Science Fiction
most take place in the future
Science Fiction
specifically written for readers twelve to seventeen years old
Young Adult
involve characters who are in the said age range
Young Adult
