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Devices : narrative viewpoint. What is it?
It is where the story takes place.
It is how the story is told.
It is who tells the story.
It is your opinion on the story.
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What is an implied meaning?
A meaning that is not efficiently written
A meaning that is difficult to understand
A meaning that is obvious
A meaning that is understood but not stated
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What do you put in a conclusion?
Link to guiding question, recap main ideas, link to other text or society.
Recap your main ideas.
A list of all your points.
A new idea to further your development.
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What are literary devices?
The plot and characterisation.
Tools the writer is using to make his text engaging.
Literary words.
Visual words.
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What is the focus of Paper 1?
The context
The guiding question
The type of text
The style
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What is your goal in a literary analysis?
To explain the context of the book or text.
To explain how the text is written and with what effects
To explain your views on the book or text.
To explain the story and the characters.
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Devices : what is characterisation?
Characters.
How characters evolve.
How characters are defined.
The story of characters.
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What must you do first when given a text to analyse?
Read it and write the analysis.
Read the guiding question and annotate elements in the text linked to it
Read it and write a plan.
Read it 3 times.
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Devices : the mood. What is it ?
How he reader feels before reading.
How the characters feel.
How the reader feels when reading the text.
How the author feels.
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What do you put in an introduction?
How the text is written, your plan.
The story of the text and presentation of the author
Presentation of the text, presentation of the guiding question, your plan.
General ideas about the topic and the text
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What are the 4 possible types of texts you can get in Paper 1?
Articles, blogs, podcasts
Story, history, analysis, fiction
Prose fiction, prose non fiction, drama, poetry
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Devices : the structure of the text. What is it?
It's genre.
It's organisation.
It's story.
It's sequence of events.
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What is paper 1?
An oral commentary
A 1500 words essay
A written guided analysis
A presentation
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Devices : What's imagery?
The formation of visual images.
The formation of mental and sensual images.
The formation of reality like images.
The formation of metaphors.
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How to organise a paragraph?
Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain and evaluate.
Example, Explanation, Aim of author
Device, example, opinion.
Quote, develop your idea.
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Devices : what is the voice?
Who speaks in a prose fiction text
Who speaks in theatre
Who speaks in a poem
What you use to speak
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What is a literal meaning?
The primary meaning of the word.
A literary meaning.
When the author is blunt.
A meaning that is not implied or figurative.
