Explicit Information Flashcards

AQA GCSE English Language specification

Explicit Information

Information that is stated directly and clearly in the text.

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Terms in this set (10)

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Explicit Information

Information that is stated directly and clearly in the text.

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AO1 Explicit Information

Part of AO1, requiring students to identify and interpret explicit information in texts.

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Examples of Explicit Information

Facts, details, or statements clearly written in the text without needing inference.

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Purpose of Explicit Information

To provide clear and direct communication of ideas to the reader.

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Explicit vs Implicit Information

Explicit is directly stated; implicit requires inference to understand.

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Skills for Identifying Explicit Information

Precise retrieval of details and understanding the literal meaning of the text.

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Explicit Information in Fiction Texts

Includes descriptions, actions, or dialogue that are clearly stated by the writer.

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Explicit Information in Non-Fiction Texts

Includes facts, statistics, or instructions that are directly presented.

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Exam Tip for Explicit Information

Read the text carefully to locate and retrieve explicit details accurately.

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Explicit Information in AO1 Questions

Often tested in Paper 1 Q1 and Paper 2 Q1, requiring concise selection of evidence.

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