The correct answer is True
Explanation:
The term "non-fiction writing" refers to any type of writing that is in prose and based on real places, events, people, etc. this includes scientific articles, news, biographies, historical writing, etc. On the other hand, the term "tabloids" refers to a type of newspaper that has small size and that usually have an emphasis on entertainment topics such as television, cinema, celebrity gossip, etc. This is the case of the National Enquirer which is a controversial American tabloid that focuses on the lives of famous or recognized people in a sensational way. This type of tabloids in some cases are biased which means they support only one side of the event but despite this, they still focus on real places, events and people which means they are not invented by the writer and are also tabloids are a type of news which made them non-fiction writing. Therefore, it is true tabloids, like the National Enquirer, are examples of nonfictional writing.
