Topic 1.6: Structure & narrative Questions

Quick warm-up — reading the order and shape of a text

Quick check to start — spotting who tells the story and how much they see

Warm up first — matching a sound to a feeling

Ease in — reading character from action and speech

Read the short text, then answer. (Exam-style practice.)

Work through it in small steps — reading perspective in a short opening

Read the short text, then answer. (Exam-style practice.)

Take it step by step — reading sound in a short poem

Piece it together, step by step — reading character through action and dialogue

Read the short text, then answer. (Exam-style practice.)

Let's build it up, one step at a time — reading structure in a short opening

Read the short text, then answer. (Exam-style practice.)

Build a full analysis of the text below, one step at a time. Guiding question: How does the writer use sound to shape the reader's experience? Work through the parts — together they add up to a complete answer.

Build a full analysis of the text below, one step at a time. Guiding question: How does the writer use characterisation and dialogue to shape the reader's view of the two people? Work through the parts — together they add up to a complete answer.

Build a full analysis of the text below, one step at a time. Guiding question: How does the writer use narrative perspective to shape the reader's response? Work through the parts — together they add up to a complete answer.

Build a full analysis of the text below, one step at a time. Guiding question: How does the writer use structure to shape the reader's experience? Work through the parts — together they add up to a complete answer.