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