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Narrative (first teaching 2022) MatchUp
Target Level
C
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Click on a top box, then click on its match below. Or, drag a top box and drop it onto the correct match. Match all pairs before clicking ‘Check’.
Plot
Narrative
Single narrative
Multistrand narrative
Interactive narrative
Story
Mode of address
Non-linear narrative
Themes
Setting
Linear narrative
A narrative that balances, and often interlinks, various storylines
Refers to the way in which the sequence of events in a story is constructed, as well as how the events are positioned in relation to each other for the audience
Refers simply to a sequence of events as they happen chronologically
Refers to the way in which the events of a story are unfolded for the audience
The topics or issues addressed, either directly or subtly, in a narrative
How a media text speaks to its audience
A narrative where events in the story are presented in chronological order
A narrative where events in the story are presented out of chronological order
The name given to the time and place in which a story is told
A narrative structure whereby at each step of the narrative the user makes choices that advance the story, leading to a new series of choices
A narrative structure that has a story with one central character or hero acting in a single plot