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Learners fill a 25-square bingo card with different devices and follow the class caller’s card to tick off each definition in order. The resource lists key terms such as setting, narrator, point of view, plot, subplot, genre, conflict, and protagonist and antagonist, alongside narrative techniques like foreshadowing, repetition, climax, flashback, and flashforward. It also covers denouement, dialogue, themes, mood, tone, imagery, irony types, wordplay, paragraphs, and punctuation.","Paper 1 Question 3 Structural Devices Bingo AQA GCSE English Language Specific Question Resources  \n\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  | [twinkl.com](twinkl.com) |\n\nFill your bingo card with twenty-five of the structural devices given below.  \nMake sure not to pick the same ones and put them in the same order as the person next to you or it defeats the purpose of ‘Bingo’!  \nSetting  \nNarrator  \nFirst person  \nThird Person  \nOmniscient narrator  \nPoint of view  \nPlot  \nSub-plot  \nGenre  \nForeshadowing  \nRepetition  \nClimax  \nFlashback  \nFlashforward  \nDenouement  \nConflict  \nProtagonist  \nAntagonist  \nDialogue  \nAccent  \nDialect  \nStream of consciousness  \nThemes  \nMood  \nTone  \nImagery  \nIrony  \nVerbal irony  \nSituational irony  \nDramatic irony  \nWordplay  \nParagraphs  \nPunctuation  \nPaper 1 Question 3 Structural Devices Bingo AQA GCSE English Language Specific Question Resources  \nCaller’s Card  \nTick off the devices as you call out the definitions  \n\n| The time and place in which events occur. | Setting |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| The person telling a story. | Narrator |  |\n| Narrator uses ‘I’ or ‘me’, so they are a character in their story. | First person |  |\n| Narrator uses ‘he’, ‘she’,‘they’, as if they were an observer of events. | Third person |  |\n| Is all-seeing and all-knowing, able to get into the minds of characters. | Omniscient narrator |  |\n| The perspective taken on events. | Point of view |  |\n| The sequence of events. | Plot |  |\n| A strand of events that is of less significance to a text’s main themes or characters but still of interest to readers. | Sub-plot |  |\n| The style or category of literary text according to recognised codes and conventions. | Genre |  |\n| Hints of what’s to come. | Foreshadowing |  |\n| Recurring sounds, words or ideas, used to emphasise or draw focus. | Repetition |  |\n| Detailed description or explanation, usually used to introduce a character or idea. | Exposition |  |\n| When events reach a pinnacle, often marking a turning point. | Climax |  |\n| A conclusion in which issues are resolved. | Denouement |  |\n| A temporary interruption of the chronological sequence of events to reveal something that happened earlier. | Flashback |  |\n| A temporary interruption of the chronological sequence of events to reveal something that will happen later. | Flashforward |  |\n| Forces at odds with one another. | Conflict |  |\n| The main character, often the ‘hero’, whom readers are made to root for or empathise with. | Protagonist |  |\n| Who the protagonist battles against. | Antagonist |  |\n| A character who contrasts with another (usually the protagonist) in order to draw attention to particular qualities or characteristics. | Foil |  |\n| Conversation between characters. | Dialogue |  |\n| The way someone pronounces words. | Accent |  |\n| Words that are distinct to a particular geographical region or social group. | Dialect |  |\n| A person’s thoughts and feelings delivered as if they are pouring out of their head, unhindered by any other character or event. | Stream of consciousness |  |\n| The morals, ideas and deeper meanings contained in a literary text. | Themes |  |\n| The disposition a literary text evokes in its readers. | Mood |  |\n| The attitude that a writer conveys through their language and stylistic choices. | Tone |  |\n| The use of figurative language to create pictures in the reader’s mind and appeal to their physical senses. | Imagery |  |\n| A discrepancy between the expected state and how things really are. | Irony |  |\n| A person says or writes one thing but means another. | Verbal irony |  |\n| The outcome of a situation is different to what was expected. | Situational irony |  |\n| The audience is given information or knowledge that is denied to a character. | Dramatic irony |  |\n| Words are deliberately used for an ambiguity in sound or meaning. | Wordplay |  |\n| The chunking of text according to time,","cbCaichuWyvIuZ9e","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaichuWyvIuZ9e","pdf",68450,1,2,"English","en",105,"# Structural devices definitions\n## Narrative structure and viewpoints\n## Conflict, characters, and thematic impact\n## Irony, wordplay, and language features","[{\"question\":\"How do you use this structural devices bingo resource?\",\"answer\":\"Fill the bingo card with twenty-five different structural devices, then tick each one off when the caller reads the corresponding definition. 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