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The setting of a text refers to...

Narrative means...

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A revision quiz based on question 3, paper 1 new spec AQA GCSE English

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1
Narrative means...
The main character
The person who is telling the story
The first person
The person who can see everything
2
The setting of a text refers to...
The characters.
Where the action is taking place.
The story teller.
Any speech within the writing.
3
Juxtaposition means...
Comparing something using like or as.
Two things that are similar.
Two things are contrasted with each other.
A way of using an adjective.
4
Cohesion is used by a writer to...
Connect or join ideas or a theme within the text together.
To narrate a story.
To end the story.
To tell a story.
5
A wide text focus focuses on specific detail.
False
True
6
Text focus means...
What the writer is directing the reader's attention to.
Sentence length
Who the writer is talking to.
Language techniques
7
You should discuss language techniques in the question about structure.
True
False
8
Foreshadowing is when...
Something predicted early on in the text that later happens.
Something that is described after it has already happened.
When a dark shadow appears over the main character.
When one character tells another character something.
9
Flashbacks occur in non-linear texts.
True
False
10
Chronological order means that the text is linear.
False
True