Perhaps she means the reason you chose that particular book? If in doubt, send a note and ask her.

Sounds like an Answer and Support question.

1. What genre do you think this book is?

2. What’s your reasoning (support) for making that decision?

That’s a very common questioning technique that makes the student recognize the difference between educated decisions and guesses.

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Okay tell your brother to ask the teacher, if the teacher is busy go in early before class officially starts and there’s the perfect oppurtunity to ask what he/she wants.

Perhaps why he thinks it’s that Genre? Hm.