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Realistic fiction includes novels and stories that take place in settings and time periods similar to the real world. These works have plots that could plausibly occur and feature believable characters. For example, the novel Great Expectations includes realistic elements like mentioning specific times and places that Pip lived, including a small village, as well as including plausible plot points like Pip being threatened by a convict to bring him food. The story also includes believable scenarios like guests almost discovering that Pip had stolen food and wine, supporting its classification as realistic fiction.
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- 1. Literary Terms Realistic Fiction Done by: Ahmed Mohammed Abd El- Malek Grade: 12th medicine
- 2. Realistic Fiction Novels and stories which are "real" in that they take place in a time and place like a present, or recent past, time and place, have plots which are possible, and have characters that are believable as real people. Examples: Hatchet, Shabanu.
- 3. Realistic from great expectations . but when I was a small child ( chapter 1, line 1). I lived in a small village . ( chapter 1, line 3) From paragraph 2 page 1 till page 9 the 2nd paragraph in that page.
- 4. How I think the references from the story support the fact that the story include realistic form: He mentioned in the story a time and place like I said in the previous slide. It contain some possible plots like for example when the convict saw him and told Pip to brought him some food or he is going to be killed. Another example, is when the guests arrived in Christmas day and were about to discover that he stole some food and wine.