Exposition Flashcards

The part of a text where the writer introduces key information such as characters, setting, and context.

To provide background information and set the scene for the reader.

Typically occurs at the beginning of a story to establish the foundation for the plot.

Information that is directly stated by the writer, such as descriptions or explanations.

Information that is implied or inferred by the reader through dialogue, actions, or subtle hints.

Students must analyse how exposition uses language and structure to achieve effects and influence readers.

Students must identify and interpret explicit and implicit information in the exposition of a text.

Methods such as descriptive language, dialogue, and narrative viewpoint used to convey exposition.

The tone of the exposition can influence how the reader perceives the setting or characters.

The placement of exposition within a text can affect the pacing and development of the story.