English Language, Paper 1 Question 3 Revision
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| First-person, second-person, third-person - these are all examples of _________ ___________. | Narrative perspective
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| Topic shifts | A subtle change in the topic of a discussion, to something related but different.
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| 7 o'clock, EIGHTEEN-HUNDRED-HOURS. | Time references
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| Zooming in / out | Moving towards or away from a character or object of significance. It often starts with an aerial view of the setting and then zooms in on individual objects, or the other way around.
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| An important plot point is mentioned or hinted at early on in the plot. | Foreshadowing
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| Simple sentences | One independent clause.
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| Compound sentences | Two simple sentences joined with a conjunction.
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| Complex sentences | A dependent clause plus an independent clause.
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| A verbal exchange between two or more characters. | Dialogue
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| One character talking aloud. | Monologue
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| Cyclical structure | A story that ends in the same place it began.
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| In the order that (a series of events) occurred. | Chronological order
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| Flashback | A recount of an event in the past relative to the time being r=told of in the narrative.
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| Contrast | Differences (in atmosphere, character, setting, etc.)
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| Motif | A recurring element that has symbolic significance in the plot of a story.
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| Narrative exposition | The insertion of important background information such as characters' backstories or setting.
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| Denouement | The end of a narrative, where then 'strands' of the plot are tied together to resolve matters.
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| A dramatic ending to a story or chapter, suspending the audience. | Cliff-hanger
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| Transitions | Show that the action is changing. They connect the separate events in a story to keep an easy-to-follow flow.
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