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Explicit Information Flashcards
AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Explicit Information
Information that is stated directly and clearly in the text.
AO1 Explicit Information
Part of AO1, requiring students to identify and interpret explicit information in texts.
Examples of Explicit Information
Facts, details, or statements clearly written in the text without needing inference.
Purpose of Explicit Information
To provide clear and direct communication of ideas to the reader.
Explicit vs Implicit Information
Explicit is directly stated; implicit requires inference to understand.
Skills for Identifying Explicit Information
Precise retrieval of details and understanding the literal meaning of the text.
Explicit Information in Fiction Texts
Includes descriptions, actions, or dialogue that are clearly stated by the writer.
Explicit Information in Non-Fiction Texts
Includes facts, statistics, or instructions that are directly presented.
Exam Tip for Explicit Information
Read the text carefully to locate and retrieve explicit details accurately.
Explicit Information in AO1 Questions
Often tested in Paper 1 Q1 and Paper 2 Q1, requiring concise selection of evidence.

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