The document outlines the characteristics and structure of autobiographies, emphasizing the author's interactions with important figures in their life. It highlights the chronological arrangement of events, the first-person narrative perspective, and the use of both objective and subjective details to convey life stories. Additional resources on the topic are also provided.

2. SAMINA KHAN
Fazaia Degree College Risalpur

4.  An autobiography describes interactions between
the writer and significant people in his or her life.
 Autobiographies are a way for people to share
stories that may educate, inform, persuade, or
inspire others.

8. Character
Chronological order
Point of view
Detail
setting

9.  Character is the writer of autobiography who
describes his life accounts.

10.  It is the order in which real-life events occur
 Often events are arranged from childhood to
adulthood.

11.  The perspective from which a story is told or
information is presented.
 Since autobiographies are written by their
subjects, they are told from the first-person
point of view and use the pronouns I, me,
and mine.

12.  Details are interesting.
 Writers of autobiographies use objective and
subjective details to tell their life stories.

13.  Place of the events
 Description of the person lived, worked
and played.

14. Contents
 https://sumreena.tripod.com/autobiography.htm
 https://literaryterms.net/autobiography/