Features Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

What is a narrative perspective?

A

The person telling the story (first person/third person/omniscient narrator).

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2
Q

What is a setting?

A

The place where the story/novel is set

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3
Q

What are shifts in focus?

A

Moving our attention away

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4
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What are shifts in perspective?

A

Changes in points of view or what can be seen by different characters

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5
Q

What is exterior to interior?

A

Moving from inside to outside – or from what is going on to a person’s thoughts

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6
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What is dialogue?

A

Speech. This can allow us to learn more about the characters who speak.

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7
Q

What is the order of events?

A

Sequence of what happens in the text

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8
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What is foreshadowing?

A

Hints to what might happen next

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9
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What is a flashback?

A

Looking at something which happened in the past.

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10
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What is zooming in?

A

The writer narrows our focus on something to draw our attention to it

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11
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What is cyclical structure?

A

The text mentions something from the beginning of the text again at the end

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