Chronological Structure Flashcards

AQA GCSE English Language specification

Chronological structure

A way of organising a text where events are presented in the order they occurred.

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Chronological structure

A way of organising a text where events are presented in the order they occurred.

Purpose of chronological structure

To create a clear and logical progression of events for the reader.

Effect of chronological structure

Helps the reader follow the narrative easily and understand the sequence of events.

Beginning in chronological structure

Introduces the initial events or context to set the scene for the narrative.

Middle in chronological structure

Develops the narrative by presenting events in sequence, building tension or interest.

Ending in chronological structure

Concludes the narrative by resolving events or providing closure.

Shift in focus within chronological structure

A change in the narrative's focus while maintaining the overall sequence of events.

Chronological structure in descriptive writing

Used to describe events or scenes in the order they are experienced or observed.

Chronological structure in narrative writing

Used to tell a story by presenting events in the order they happened.

Analysing chronological structure

Look at how the writer organises events and the impact this has on the reader's understanding and engagement.

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