How do you locate and distinguish important details in fiction and nonfiction? Give examples of what you will look for specifically in both fiction and nonfiction. Also, what are some steps that you will take regardless of whether it is fiction or nonfiction?

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Nonfiction is usually written with specific, or specialized, text features and text structures. These text structures usually include helpful text cues or signal words. In contrast, fiction usually has a text structure made up of a beginning, middle and end. - See more at: http://www.chacha.com/question/how-do-you-locate-and-distinguish-important-details-in-fiction-and-nonfiction%3F-give-examples-of-what-you-will-look-for-specifically-in-both-fiction-and-nonfiction.-also,-what-are-some-steps-that-you-will-take-regardless-of-whether-it-is-fiction-or-nonfiction#sthash.98R2Yoey.dpuf