Structure Features And Terms Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Dialogue

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Conversation between two or more characters

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Flashback

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A section in a text that is set before the events of the main story

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Future tense

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A verb that describes something that will happen in the future

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Narrator

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The person who tells the story

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Past tense

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A verb that describes something that happened in the past

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Point of view

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The way a character regards events or people

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Present tense

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A verb that describes something that is happening now

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Sequence

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The order in which things happen

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Setting

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Where the events take place

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Structure

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The organisation of the text

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Narrative

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A written story or account

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Perspective

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A particular view of something

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Narrative voice

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The person telling the story from their point of view

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Structural feature

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A feature that helps structure a text

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Emphasis

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To share and understand somebody else’s feelings

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Plot

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The events in a story

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Narrow focus

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The writer focusing in a specific(often small details)section of the text.

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Wider focus

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Often deals with bigger details/setting etc

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Switch focus

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When the writer changes there focus from one character to another or one setting to another from what a character is doing.

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Cyclical structure

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Where a story ends in a similar way to how it begins this could be through the setting the action the characters and language choice

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Climax

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The most exciting part of the story

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Anticlimax

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Disappointing or not exciting

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Rising action

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The tension of the story is building towards the climax

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Falling action

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The atmosphere starts to fall away often come after climax

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Contrast
A clear difference between things
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First person perpective
The point of view of the character involved in the story
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Pace
The speed of which something happens
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Symbolism
The use of symbols to represent something
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Third person perspective
The point of view of someone not involved in the action of the story
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Dialogued
Reader is thrown in without description
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Description describes scene
Establish mood and atmosphere
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Character introduces a characters thoughts
Gives the reader someone to emphasise and imagine straightaway
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Mystery a intriguing event or question is set up
Pull the reader in making them read more
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Thematic statement indicates ideas or themes that are significant
Know the reader what details to follow
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Action a physical thing happening
Can create immediate danger and throws reader into event.