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Key words for GCSE English Literature.
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focus |
The focus of a text is its main purpose or interest.
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sentence |
Sentence structure is the order of elements in a sentence.
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structure |
Sentence structure is the order of elements in a sentence.
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form |
Sentence form refers to the specific function of a sentence.
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point |
A point of view is someone's perspective.
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view |
A point of view is someone's perspective.
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context |
The context is the setting and circumstance of an event.
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fragmented |
Fragmented means broken or split into different parts.
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pace |
Pace is the speed at which a story is told.
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footnote |
A footnote appears at the bottom of a text to add information.
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suspense |
Suspense is the building of tension in a plot.
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overview |
An overview is a summary.
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surprise |
A surprise is an unexpected event.
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tragedy |
A tragedy is a devastating event.
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viewpoint |
A viewpoint is someone's perspective on something.
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opening |
The opening is the beginning of a narrative.
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setting |
The setting is where the events in a novel or play are taking place.
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character |
A character is a fictional person or being in a story.
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dialogue
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Dialogue is a conversational exchange.
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