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Grade 5 Reading Quiz: What is Fiction?

Welcome to the quiz about fiction! Read each question carefully and select the best answer. Good luck!

Questions

  1. What is fiction?

    • A. A type of writing that tells stories that are made up or imaginative.
    • B. A non-fiction text that provides factual information.
    • C. A document that displays statistical data.
    • D. A biography about a real person's life.
    • E. A news article about current events.
    • F. A poem that expresses real feelings and emotions.
    • G. A textbook that teaches about science.
    • H. A recipe for cooking a meal.
    • I. An instruction manual for assembling furniture.
    • J. An encyclopedia entry about a historical event.
  2. Which of the following is an example of a fictional story?

    • A. A report on climate change.
    • B. A novel about a dragon who can breathe fire.
    • C. A recipe for a chocolate cake.
    • D. A biography of Albert Einstein.
    • E. A diary entry from a teenager's life.
    • F. A dictionary definition of "happiness."
    • G. A magazine article about travel destinations.
    • H. A textbook chapter on the water cycle.
    • I. A news broadcast about sports.
    • J. A travel guide for visiting Paris.
  3. Which of the following elements is commonly found in fiction?

    • A. Real-life events and facts.
    • B. Imaginary characters and settings.
    • C. Scientific theories and principles.
    • D. Historical timelines and dates.
    • E. Newsworthy statements about current events.
    • F. Tutorials for improving skills.
    • G. Cookbooks with step-by-step instructions.
    • H. Travel advice from local experts.
    • I. Biographies of famous people.
    • J. Statistical data on population growth.
  4. True or False: Fiction can be based on real events.
    (Please write your answer: True or False)

  5. What is a common purpose of fiction?

    • A. To entertain the reader.
    • B. To display true facts and information.
    • C. To teach mathematical concepts.
    • D. To provide news updates.
    • E. To outline historical events.
    • F. To list scientific discoveries.
    • G. To instruct on proper grammar.
    • H. To convey diary-like personal thoughts.
    • I. To summarize biographical facts.
    • J. To offer cooking instructions.
  6. In fiction, what does “plot” refer to?
    (Fill in the blank)
    The plot is the sequence of events that __.

  7. Which of the following is NOT a type of fiction?

    • A. Mystery
    • B. Fantasy
    • C. Biography
    • D. Science Fiction
    • E. Historical Fiction
    • F. Horror
    • G. Adventure
    • H. Romance
    • I. Fable
    • J. Children's Literature
  8. True or False: Characters in fiction include heroes, villains, and sidekicks.
    (Please write your answer: True or False)

  9. Which of the following is an example of a fictional character?

    • A. Michael Jackson
    • B. Harry Potter
    • C. Albert Einstein
    • D. Marie Curie
    • E. George Washington
    • F. J.K. Rowling
    • G. Oprah Winfrey
    • H. Thomas Edison
    • I. Princess Diana
    • J. Neil Armstrong
  10. What genre often combines elements of fiction with moral lessons?

    • A. Non-fiction
    • B. Fantasy
    • C. Fable
    • D. Biography
    • E. News article
    • F. Science fiction
    • G. Historical fiction
    • H. Memoir
    • I. Poetry
    • J. Textbook

Thank you for participating in the quiz! Please check your answers with your teacher when you're done.