Learn: Introduction to 19th-Century Non-Fiction Texts
Edexcel GCSE English Language
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What is a key feature of 19th-century non-fiction?
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Information that is clearly stated in a text is called {{blank0}} information, while information that requires you to read between the lines is {{blank1}} information.
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Which of the following are examples of rhetorical devices used in 19th-century non-fiction? (Select all that apply)
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