Relationships (2026/2027) (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards
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Relationships comparative mode examines
Relationships comparative mode examines
How characters interact throughout a text
5 types of relationships in texts
5 types of relationships in texts
Family, friendship, romantic, rivalry, mentor-student
Relationships form this in most texts
Relationships form this in most texts
The emotional heart
2 qualities of relationships
2 qualities of relationships
Nurturing & supportive OR distant & harmful
How relationships evolve in stories
How relationships evolve in stories
Become closer, drift apart, or stay the same
2 ways relationships affect characters
2 ways relationships affect characters
Empower growth/thriving OR hold back/cause harm
External forces affecting relationships
External forces affecting relationships
Others' opinions, societal expectations
Support vs conflict in relationships
Support vs conflict in relationships
Care/support vs betray/manipulate
3 factors creating relationship tension
3 factors creating relationship tension
Jealousy, power struggles, financial concerns
Linking phrases for comparison (3 examples)
Linking phrases for comparison (3 examples)
Similarly, Both texts demonstrate, Unlike in
Key comparative writing strategy
Key comparative writing strategy
Maintain constant comparison throughout
Evidence for relationship analysis
Evidence for relationship analysis
Brief quotes or specific moments from texts