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This document provides information about the key differences between fiction and nonfiction texts. It discusses that fiction includes made-up events, characters, and settings, with the narrator often being a character, while the purpose is to entertain. Nonfiction includes real events, people, and places, with the author always being the narrator or speaker, and the purpose is to explain, inform, persuade or describe, as well as potentially entertain. Examples of fiction and nonfiction text types are also provided.
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The document discusses the key elements and characteristics of folktales. It notes that folktales are traditional stories that are passed down over generations, usually aim to explain aspects of the world, and often contain morals or lessons. Common motifs in folktales include magic, wishes being granted, trickery, poor characters becoming rich, and the numbers 3 and 7 holding significance. The tales also typically have predictable plots that move along familiar paths and answer all questions by the end of the story. Different types of folktales are mentioned such as animal tales, explanatory tales, magic tales, and cumulative tales.
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A man meets visitors from Africa at a facility where they are detained behind bars legally for not committing a crime. The man pays to see the visitors, who are monkeys in a zoo making noise and loving bananas.
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