Non-Chronological Structure Flashcards

A text structure where events or ideas are presented out of time order, not following a linear sequence.

To create interest, suspense, or surprise by presenting events or information in an unexpected order.

It can engage readers by making them piece together the timeline or understand connections between events.

A technique used in non-chronological structure where the narrative shifts to an earlier time to provide context or background.

A technique where hints or clues about future events are included, often used in non-chronological texts.

Changes in the subject or perspective within a text, often used in non-chronological structures to guide the reader's attention.

Juxtaposing different events or ideas to highlight differences or create impact.

A type of non-chronological structure where the story begins and ends at the same point, creating a sense of closure.

A narrative style where events are presented in fragments or out of order, requiring the reader to piece them together.

Look for shifts in time, focus, or perspective and consider how these choices affect the reader's understanding and engagement.