Structure and language revision

Match the purpose to the feature: The start of the text must interest the reader.

• Narrative voice

• Withholding information

• Opening

• pace

Match the Feature to its effect on the reader: Endings

• A slow pace builds tension or suggest boredom, a quicker pace may suit a piece about things happening at speed.

• why does the writer summarise certain points?

• short sentences could reveal shocking information

• thinking about how the reader thinks at the end of the text.

Eluding to someting dark or mysterious that is about to hppen in the story... what is it?

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Temporal refence ?

• Refers to time?

• Refers to the head?

• Refers to a place?

• refers to the plot line?

He ran like the wind

• Metaphor?

• Rhetorical Q?

• hes running real quick?

• Simile?

The Krusty krab pizza ... is the pizza for you and me! "Krusty Krab"

(a)  

"This week has been so dead" is an example of ...

• Enjambment

• Imagery

• Hyperbole

• Personification

Give me an example of Zoomorphism

Linear writing is

• Something that includes time shifts

• writing told in chronilogical order

• writing that is dead

• writing

"He knew that something unexpected might happen, and he hardly dared to hope that they would pass without fearful adventure over those great tall mountains with lonely peaks and valleys where no king ruled" This is an example of ...

• foucs

• Shifting time

• Foreshadowing

• Dialouge