GCSE English Language - Analysing fiction Test Exam
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dystopian - CORRECT ANSWERS An imagined society that is negative in some
way, for example an oppressive society.
genre - CORRECT ANSWERS a major category or type of literature
literary device - CORRECT ANSWERS Any method an author uses to add
meaning or interest to a text, such as metaphors, similes or alliteration.
literary fiction - CORRECT ANSWERS Fiction written with serious artistic
intentions
prose - CORRECT ANSWERS Any writing that is not poetry
novel - CORRECT ANSWERS An extended piece of prose fiction.
novella - CORRECT ANSWERS a short novel or long short story
short story - CORRECT ANSWERS A brief work of fiction
cinematic - CORRECT ANSWERS grand or dramatic; like a film
narrative - CORRECT ANSWERS The sequence of events in a plot; a story.
narrator - CORRECT ANSWERS Person telling the story
pathetic fallacy - CORRECT ANSWERS Technique where the environment
(usually the weather) reflects the emotions of the main character.
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personal pronoun - CORRECT ANSWERS The pronouns in English (I, you, he,
she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, and them) showing contrasts of person, gender,
number, and case.
inference - CORRECT ANSWERS Reading between the lines to work out things
which are not explicitly stated in the text.
metaphor - CORRECT ANSWERS A comparison made without using 'like' or 'as',
eg 'sea of troubles' and 'drowning in debt'.
adjective - CORRECT ANSWERS A describing word, that modifies a noun
contradictions - CORRECT ANSWERS Opposing or opposite.
contrast - CORRECT ANSWERS The differences between two things (e.g.
between two texts).
dialogue - CORRECT ANSWERS The words said by a character/s in a story or
play.
emotive - CORRECT ANSWERS Language that makes the reader experience a
certain emotional response to the writing.
tense - CORRECT ANSWERS The verb formation that describes the time at
which the action occurred, eg past, present or future.
abstract nouns - CORRECT ANSWERS names ideas, qualities, and feelings that
can't be seen or touched.
adjective - CORRECT ANSWERS A describing word.
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dystopian - CORRECT ANSWERS An imagined society that is negative in some
way, for example an oppressive society.
genre - CORRECT ANSWERS a major category or type of literature
literary device - CORRECT ANSWERS Any method an author uses to add
meaning or interest to a text, such as metaphors, similes or alliteration.
literary fiction - CORRECT ANSWERS Fiction written with serious artistic
intentions
prose - CORRECT ANSWERS Any writing that is not poetry
novel - CORRECT ANSWERS An extended piece of prose fiction.
novella - CORRECT ANSWERS a short novel or long short story
short story - CORRECT ANSWERS A brief work of fiction
cinematic - CORRECT ANSWERS grand or dramatic; like a film
narrative - CORRECT ANSWERS The sequence of events in a plot; a story.
narrator - CORRECT ANSWERS Person telling the story
pathetic fallacy - CORRECT ANSWERS Technique where the environment
(usually the weather) reflects the emotions of the main character.
, GCSE English Language - Analysing fiction Test Exam
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Verified (Latest Update 2025/2026 RATED A+
personal pronoun - CORRECT ANSWERS The pronouns in English (I, you, he,
she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, and them) showing contrasts of person, gender,
number, and case.
inference - CORRECT ANSWERS Reading between the lines to work out things
which are not explicitly stated in the text.
metaphor - CORRECT ANSWERS A comparison made without using 'like' or 'as',
eg 'sea of troubles' and 'drowning in debt'.
adjective - CORRECT ANSWERS A describing word, that modifies a noun
contradictions - CORRECT ANSWERS Opposing or opposite.
contrast - CORRECT ANSWERS The differences between two things (e.g.
between two texts).
dialogue - CORRECT ANSWERS The words said by a character/s in a story or
play.
emotive - CORRECT ANSWERS Language that makes the reader experience a
certain emotional response to the writing.
tense - CORRECT ANSWERS The verb formation that describes the time at
which the action occurred, eg past, present or future.
abstract nouns - CORRECT ANSWERS names ideas, qualities, and feelings that
can't be seen or touched.
adjective - CORRECT ANSWERS A describing word.
