It is a form of writing that focuses on food and all things associated with it. Food writing true Blog false Food articulation false Recipe writing false Single The following are sources of ideas for Creative Nonfiction except one. Online interview false Imagination true Diary false Insights from other people false Single It is the writer’s attitude toward the topic. Purpose false Tone true Message false Pitch false Single This source of idea is right within you. You only have to dig deep in your reservoir of memories. Interview false True events false Memoir false Reflection true Single It involves the writer’s personal belief and perspective. Opinion true Information false Facts false True stories false Single It expands our creative thinking and writing skills. It also expands our knowledge. Sharing insights false Reading true Writing false Giving opinions false Single Which of the following statements is TRUE? A creative nonfictional text should contain facts only. false Facts are more important than the reader’s opinion. false A statement of opinion contains verifiable ideas. false Every nonfictional text consists of factual information. true Single It is an important tool because of the discipline you’ll learn out of engaging in it and because of the invaluable information you’ll get from it. Research true Analysis false Writing false Interview false Single They transform ordinary language into something special, artful and literary. They can make something vague or abstract. Literary language false Dialogue false Literary devices true Story’s setting false Single Which is TRUE about reading a creative nonfiction? As you read a creative nonfiction text, you may do your own fact-checking. true Creative nonfictional texts focus on true accounts alone. false Opinions are the same with the insights writers partake when writing. false The writer’s opinion of a creative nonfiction text is always the same with the reader’s opinion. false Single