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Imagined Worlds

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AqaA LevelEnglish Language And LiteraturePaper 1 Telling Stories

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Imagined Worlds requirements9 objectives
  • Analyse characterisation in an imagined worlds set text
  • Analyse how narrators shape access to imagined worlds
  • Analyse how unusual narratives construct imagined worlds
  • Analyse point of view in an imagined worlds set text
  • Analyse presentation of space or place in an imagined worlds set text
  • Analyse presentation of time in an imagined worlds set text
  • Explain how events contribute to the construction of imagined worlds
  • Link narrative method to context of production and reception
  • Use set text evidence without relying on unsupported plot summary

Key terms

ProtagonistAntagonistNarrative perspectiveCharacterizationSymbolismNarratorPoint of ViewSettingAtmosphereFlashbackForeshadowingNarrative Structure

Exam tips

  • Use textual evidence effectively: Always support your analysis with direct quotes or specific references to the text.
  • Use textual evidence: Support your analysis with specific examples from the text.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing character with narrator: Ensure you distinguish between the narrator's viewpoint and the character's inner thoughts.
  • Confusing narrator with author: Always distinguish between the narrator (the voice telling the story) and the author (the person who wrote the text).

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