Structural Features

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Across
  1. 2. The final part of a text and what the writer leaves the reader focused on.
  2. 3. What the writer chooses to draw the reader’s attention to.
  3. 6. The viewpoint from which events are presented.
  4. 8. Returning to the same word, image, idea or event for effect.
  5. 11. A structure where the ending returns to something from the beginning.
  6. 12. The order in which events happen in time.
  7. 15. A hint about something that may happen later.
Down
  1. 1. Placing two different ideas, moments or images beside each other.
  2. 3. When the text moves backwards to an earlier event.
  3. 4. The way a writer begins a text and establishes the initial focus.
  4. 5. Deliberately keeping information from the reader until later.
  5. 7. point A moment when the direction, mood or focus of the text changes significantly.
  6. 9. The point of greatest tension, excitement or importance.
  7. 10. When the writer moves from a broad view to a particular detail, or vice versa.
  8. 13. A change from one focus, idea, place or moment to another.
  9. 14. How quickly or slowly the text seems to move.