Genre Study

3. – A story with imaginative, magical, or unreal elements.
5. – How the story is built or organized.
7. – Something creative or made up in the mind.
9. – Writing that uses rhyme, rhythm, or creative language to show ideas or feelings.
10. Elements – Made-up, creative, or magical parts of a story.
12. – A story written to be acted out with characters, dialogue, and stage directions.
13. – When two or more words end with the same sound (cat/hat, star/car).
14. – Something with powers or abilities that are not real in everyday life.
15. – The place and time where the story happens.

1. – Words that sound alike at the end.
2. – The words the author uses to tell the story.
4. Tale – A magical story with talking animals, royalty, or enchanted objects; often teaches a lesson.
5. Directions – Instructions in a play that tell actors what to do, how to move, or how to say their lines.
6. – The people, animals, or creatures in a story.
8. – The talking between characters.
11. Fiction – A story that is made up but could really happen in real life.