Comparing structure (Edexcel GCSE English Language): Quizzes
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What does structure refer to in writing?
What does structure refer to in writing?
How writers organize their ideas
What metaphor is used to describe structure in writing?
What metaphor is used to describe structure in writing?
The skeleton of a piece of writing
How many main areas of structure should you focus on when comparing texts?
How many main areas of structure should you focus on when comparing texts?
Four
What does the opening of a text achieve?
What does the opening of a text achieve?
It sets the tone and draws reader in
Which is NOT mentioned as a way to organise ideas?
Which is NOT mentioned as a way to organise ideas?
Alphabetically
What effect does the conclusion have on readers?
What effect does the conclusion have on readers?
It leaves a lasting impression
What do links and connections between sections create?
What do links and connections between sections create?
Coherence in the text
When comparing structure, what should you provide first?
When comparing structure, what should you provide first?
An overview of similarities/differences
What is the critical exam tip about structural choices?
What is the critical exam tip about structural choices?
Explain how choices affect the reader
What type of evidence should you use to support structural analysis?
What type of evidence should you use to support structural analysis?
Direct quotations from both texts
What often does the opening paragraph set up?
What often does the opening paragraph set up?
Themes throughout the piece