Structural Features 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? EnglishStructural FeaturesGCSEAQA Created by: Katia_keitaCreated on: 04-06-19 20:21 Exposition When a character, event or setting is introduced to the reader/audience. 1 of 18 Cyclical structure Returning to a word, idea or location that you mentioned at the beginning at the end. 2 of 18 Juxtaposition Placing ideas next to each other to show contrast. 3 of 18 Dialogue Speech in a text which gives voice to characters. 4 of 18 Analepsis A flashback. 5 of 18 Prolepsis A flash forward. 6 of 18 Spacial shift A change in location. 7 of 18 Narrative shift A change in perspective or viewpoint. 8 of 18 Focal shift A change in focus or topic. 9 of 18 Temporal shift The change in time. 10 of 18 Climax The most dramatic part of the plot. 11 of 18 Resolution When a problem is solved. 12 of 18 Chronology Time order. 13 of 18 Digression To move focus away from the main action in order to create suspense. 14 of 18 Repetition Look for patterns in repetition. 15 of 18 Foreshadowing To hint at things before they happen. 16 of 18 Punctuation Look for how and why punctuation is used. Look for caesuras in poems. 17 of 18 Tense changes Changes in tense. 18 of 18
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