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1.6.3English A Lang & Lit SL10 flashcards

Structure & sequencing

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What is structure in a text?

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What is structure in a text?

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The order things are put in — start, middle, end.

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Why does the opening matter?

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It hooks the reader and sets up the whole text.

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What is a flashback?

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A jump back to a scene from before the main action.

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What is non-chronological order?

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Events told out of time order, on purpose.

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What is pacing?

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Where a text speeds up or slows down.

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What does fast pacing do?

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Creates rush, panic or excitement.

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What does slow pacing do?

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Makes a moment linger and feel weighty.

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What is circular structure?

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A text that ends where it began, echoing its start.

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How do you analyse structure?

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Name the order or shape + what it does to the reader.

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Commonest structure mistake?

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Saying ‘it's a flashback’ without the effect.

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