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NZ NCEA Level 3 English

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Flashcards for NZ NCEA Level 3 English, built around the language, structure and poetry techniques of written texts, the film, sound and staging techniques of visual and oral texts, and the ideas, context, purpose and audience concepts that critical essays argue with. Terms and effects, with no text-by-text subdecks.

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What is inside (24 subdecks)

  • 1. Language features of written texts209 cards
    • 1. Figurative language68 cards
    • 2. Diction, tone and style51 cards
    • 3. Sound devices25 cards
    • 4. Syntax and sentence effects65 cards
  • 2. Structure and narrative162 cards
    • 1. Narrative voice and viewpoint52 cards
    • 2. Plot, structure and time66 cards
    • 3. Genres and forms44 cards
  • 3. Poetry techniques52 cards
    • 1. Form and structure in poems52 cards
  • 4. Film and visual techniques244 cards
    • 1. Shot types34 cards
    • 2. Camera angle and movement47 cards
    • 3. Editing49 cards
    • 4. Lighting and colour32 cards
    • 5. Sound36 cards
    • 6. Mise-en-scène46 cards
  • 5. Oral, dramatic and graphic texts50 cards
  • 6. Rhetoric and persuasion51 cards
  • 7. Critical concepts135 cards
    • 1. Ideas, themes and context46 cards
    • 2. Purpose, audience and perspective43 cards
    • 3. Critical writing skills46 cards

Some of its cards

  • Stanza
    A group of lines in a poem, separated from others by a space
  • Metaphor
    A comparison that says one thing is another, without "like" or "as"
  • A central idea a text explores, such as power, identity or loss
    Theme
  • Sound that comes from within the world of the film, which the characters can hear
    Diegetic sound
  • How actors or speakers deliver a text, through voice, gesture and movement
    Performance
  • A narrator who tells the story as "I", and is a character within it
    First-person narrator
  • The art of using language to persuade or influence an audience
    Rhetoric
  • Purpose
    The reason a writer or creator makes a text
  • The part of a text that introduces characters, setting and background
    Exposition
  • A long work of prose fiction
    Novel

And 893 more once you add the deck.