Fiction is literature that does not represent actuality but has been invented or imagined. Fiction is not necessarily based on facts. Common examples of fiction include fantasy novels, comics, and science-fiction.

Non-fiction is literature that is based on facts and has not been invented or changed in anyway. Example of non-fiction literature includes a magazine article on the eating habits polar bears or the biography of George Washington.

Fiction is made up. Nonfiction is true. Historical fiction is based on stuff that actually happened but the story is made up.

Unless you've seen any vampires stalking around lately, no.

In 1666, Sir Isaac Newton supposedly was inspired to study gravitation after watching an apple fall from a tree.

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