Question

why is sci-fi a kind of fiction? it tells about new ways to use science. it tells about things that are not real. it tells about bad choices that people make. it tells about important problems people face.

Explanation:

Fiction is defined as literature that describes imaginary events and people, i.e., things that are not real. Science - fiction (sci - fi) involves elements like advanced technology, alien life, time travel etc. that are not real in the current world. The first option is about using science in new ways, which is more about applied science rather than defining sci - fi as fiction. The third option about bad choices is not a defining characteristic of sci - fi as fiction. The fourth option about important problems people face is too general and not specific to why sci - fi is fiction. Only the option "It tells about things that are not real" aligns with the definition of fiction and the nature of sci - fi.

Answer:

B. It tells about things that are not real. (assuming the second option is labeled B, if the original labels were different, adjust the label but keep the text. Since the options are presented in order, and the second option is the correct one, we identify it as the answer.)