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Distinguish Between Fiction and Non-fiction Texts

In this worksheet, students will practise distinguishing between fiction and non-fiction texts.

'Distinguish Between Fiction and Non-fiction Texts' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 2

Year:  Year 3 English worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Reading: Comprehension

Curriculum subtopic:   Listen to and Discuss Texts

Popular topics:   Reading Comprehension worksheets

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Worksheet Overview

The word fiction describes books and texts that have been made up by the author. It includes stories and poems.

 

Cinderella is a work of fiction.

 

Cinderella

 

The word non-fiction describes books and texts that contain real information and facts. Dictionaries, recipe books and instructions for games are all non-fiction.

 

a dictionary

 

In this activity, we will practise deciding whether books and texts are fiction or non-fiction.

 

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