ENG2613 QUESTION

Explain the importace of the following styles used in literatue 1. Fiction 2. Imagination 3. Simile 4. Poetry in motion Vocabulary Meaning Metaphor Personification How can I make poetry more engaging for my learners Section A: Knowledge-based Questions Question 1 - Fiction is writing from the imagination such as novels or short stories. It is not presented as fact, though it may be based on real life. - Fiction texts are created from the imagination and include made up of stories also fiction are folk tales, fairy tale, short stories and novels. Fiction in novels calculates on literature created from the imaginary world, fiction in novels is not presented as factual existential occurrences, nor it may be based on true events, stories and situation. - Non-fiction is about real people or events based on fact although there might be some fictional elements examples are travel writing, histories or speeches. - Travel writing is writing about visiting different places. It can appear as a newspaper article, informing readers about specific destination. It can also be a form of literacy nonfiction, written as a book, telling a longer narrative about a journey or place. -Non-fiction history states that it consists of true accounts pf historical eras and events some histories dwell purely in objective facts, and other histories are refracted through the lens of the author’s personal beliefs. In other cases, history books must present true stories in order to qualify as non-fiction. - Fiction refers to plot, settings, and characters created from the imagination, while nonfiction refers to factual stories focused on actual events and people however, the difference between these two genres is sometimes blurred, as the two often interesting. Question 2 Imagination Imagination through literature underlines on behalf of children mindsets where a child can be able to think abstractly or broader about something with open minds. At this point children can think critically by imagining something being read to them and be able to understand by erecting meanings through reality or possible outcomes. Most of these prose of fictions takes place on imaginary events, some are taking place on the reality practice events (factual or real). For instance like historical or autobiographical occurrences, nor most of them are aligned with fictitious stories based on the narrator’s imagination. Imagination takes place through a cognitive process which is situated on life experiences, whereas a writer creates scenes, humans and animals which is further different from the experiencing of the five senses such as Coleridge’s poem “Kublai