Genres and Text Structures

3. A genre featuring advanced technology, space, or futuristic settings.
4. A structure that explains why something happens and the result.
7. A short story with magical elements, often starting with “Once upon a time.”
13. A structure that explains an issue and how it is solved. )
14. A structure that describes things based on location or direction.
15. A genre based on exaggerated characters with superhuman abilities, an example: Paul Bunyan

1. This type of genre gives clues, and hints for the reader to follow throughout the story.
2. A structure that provides details or descriptions to help the reader visualize something.
5. A short story that teaches a lesson, often with talking animals.
6. A text structure that tells events in the order they happened.
8. A fictional story that could happen in real life.
9. A genre set in the past with historically accurate details.
10. A traditional story explaining nature, gods, goddesses or cultural beliefs.
11. A structure that explains how things are similar and different.
12. A genre with magical elements, often including fairies and talking animals.
16. A traditional story about a hero, often based on historical events, Robin Hood is an example of this type of genre.