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Science Fiction is considered to be a category of fiction. It is sometimes thought to belong to a larger category called speculative fiction (which includes fantasy).
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What category does the word science fiction belong to?
Science fiction belongs to the genre category of fiction, characterized by imaginative and futuristic themes often centered around advanced science and technology.
What are the main genres of books?
In the category of fiction there is drama, science-fiction, historical-fiction, tall-tales, mystery, fantasy and a lot more but in the category of non-fiction there is historical, science, informational, argument
What category would the book Vampire Plaque be in Science Fiction or Fiction?
Most likely Science Fiction, because of the concept of the vampire.
What category would the book Breaking Dawn be in Science Fiction or Fiction?
I would say FICTION.
What category does the word science fiction belong?
type of narrative
What category would the show heroes be in?
Its a mix of Drama and Science Fiction
What category does science fiction belong in?
Science fiction is a literary genre under fantasy. In some libraries, all fiction including science fiction are filed by the author's last name. In others, they separate science fiction books and put stickers on them with a rocket ship or an alien.
What is genre fiction?
A genre is a category of literary composition characterized by a particular style, form or content. Fiction genres include romance, mystery and Science Fiction.
What category is the book Divergent in?
Divergent is a young adult dystopian book.
What is the fiction based on science?
Science Fiction is a fiction based on science.
Is writing that tells about imaginary events that involve science or technology?
Yes, there is writing that tells about imaginary events that involve science or technology; there is a category for such writing, called "science fiction" or "scifi".
What does the word genre?
Class type or category for forms of entertainment. Ex-Horror Genre, Science Fiction genre, etc.
