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Name That Genre

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    This game is aimed to engage and help students from college level Writing and Rhetoric to recognize different genres of writing and beyond.
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  • A form of text that follows a meter and rhythm, with each line and syllable
    Poetry
  •  15
  • A made up story that could have happened, but didn't.
    Fiction or Realistic Fiction
  •  15
  • A narrative about a person's life written by that person.
    Personal Narrative
  •  15
  • A story that takes place during a particular event in history. The historical events are real, but the characters and plot surrounding the characters may be made up.
    Historical Fiction
  •  15
  • A story that focuses on a puzzling crime, situation, or circumstance that needs to be solved.
    Mystery
  •  15
  • A story of a true crime that remains unsolved.
    Nonfiction Mystery
  •  15
  • Text that is performed in front of an audience. It is also called a play.
    Drama
  •  15
  • Stories with magic, monsters, superpowers, or other things that do not exist in reality.
    Fantasy
  •  15
  • A story that can be read in one sitting.
    Short Story
  •  15
  • Writing or public oratory that provides two different view points about one particular topic.
    Debate
  •  15
  • When you provide a short, concise summary of an entire article that demonstrates its purpose and contribution to the academic conversation.
    Abstract
  •  15
  • A futuristic story that describes parallel universes and sometimes extraterrestrial life.
    Science Fiction or Sci-Fi
  •  15
  • Short academic writing that passes through a rigorous process of revision by peers.
    Peer-reviewed Article
  •  15
  • An academic description of events experienced first hand by the author.
    Narrative
  •  15
  • A book that describes real events.
    Nonfiction
  •  15
  • A Japanese style of writing that follows a 5-7-5 syllable pattern
    Haiku
  •  15