Structure: imaginative (Edexcel GCSE English Language): Quizzes
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What are the four stages of narrative structure in order?
What are the four stages of narrative structure in order?
Exposition, complication, crisis, resolution
What is the main purpose of the exposition stage?
What is the main purpose of the exposition stage?
Establish setting & introduce characters
What does the complication stage introduce?
What does the complication stage introduce?
The main problem or conflict
What is the crisis stage also known as?
What is the crisis stage also known as?
The climax
Which stage should be the most dramatic and emotionally intense?
Which stage should be the most dramatic and emotionally intense?
Crisis
What is the main purpose of the resolution stage?
What is the main purpose of the resolution stage?
Tie up loose ends & resolve conflicts
How many senses should sensory details engage?
How many senses should sensory details engage?
Five senses
Which techniques are recommended for the complication stage?
Which techniques are recommended for the complication stage?
Metaphors, similes & building tension
What advanced technique involves starting at the crisis point?
What advanced technique involves starting at the crisis point?
Using flashbacks for earlier stages
Which section of the story shouldn't dominate your writing?
Which section of the story shouldn't dominate your writing?
Exposition
What must you maintain when using a narrative viewpoint?
What must you maintain when using a narrative viewpoint?
Consistency
What does the crisis stage connect directly to?
What does the crisis stage connect directly to?
The main conflict introduced earlier