Structure in English Language 0.0 / 5 ? EnglishStructureGCSEAll boards Created by: AlinaPendolinaCreated on: 11-02-21 15:31 When the writer doesn't give everything away at once, or stops at an exciting part.... Stalling Point 1 of 24 When the narrative shifts back to a previous event Flashback 2 of 24 Opposed to "external actions" ...The characters thoughts Inner thoughts 3 of 24 Moving! The writer moves the narrative to capture a broad view so that the reader can take in more of the scene Panning 4 of 24 Belongs to a character. Their perspective - as seen through their eyes Point of View 5 of 24 A text which begins and ends in the same way. Cyclical Structure 6 of 24 Repeating to emphasise a point or idea Reiterating 7 of 24 The opposite of an opening, the end of a narrative when a story/conflict is resolved Resolution 8 of 24 When the narrative shifts forward to a future event Narrative Hook 9 of 24 A method used by a writer to grab the attention of the reader immediately Narrative Hook 10 of 24 Proper word for speech Dialogue 11 of 24 Running side by side. The mirroring of something in a text - two settings, characters, perspectives etc. Parallels 12 of 24 When the writer drops clues/gives hints about future events in the narrative Foreshadowing 13 of 24 Where is the reader? The writer places the reader at a particular viewpoint in order to shape our response to the text. Reader Positioning 14 of 24 Like a camera; moving the narrative focus in on a detail Zooming in 15 of 24 Something repeated. A repeated, significant symbol which unifies the text. Motif 16 of 24 Opposite of resolution. The opening of a story when the context or background of the narrative is established. Exposition 17 of 24 Drama! The most exciting/dramatic part of the narrative Climax 18 of 24 Detail; when the writer moves in to examine the character/idea/setting in closer detail; implying importance CLose-up 19 of 24 Movement. Switching or moving to a new character, setting description or dialogue Narrative Shift 20 of 24 Mood or tone within a narrative, more abstract than a setting Atmosphere 21 of 24 A fictional construct, a person in a narrative Character 22 of 24 A certain view, writer pulls backwards to show the reader a wider view of the action/character/setting Wide-angle 23 of 24 The opposite of inner thoughts. The actions that happen in a narrative - what the character does. External Actions 24 of 24
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