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GCSE English Language · key term
Information directly stated in a text.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
Information that a text states directly, including a stated fact, opinion or feeling.
Revise: Explicit and implicit informationExplicit information is directly stated. Implicit information is suggested rather than directly stated; the conclusion you draw from it is an inference.
Information stated directly in a text, rather than suggested through clues.
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Information stated directly in a text.
Information that a text states directly.
Paper 1, Paper 2
Information or an idea stated directly in a text.
Revise: Explicit and implicit informationExplicit information is stated directly. Implicit information is suggested: the reader joins clues together to reach a conclusion. That conclusion is an inference, not a guess, because it rests on evidence in the text.
Information that a text states directly.
Information stated directly in a text, rather than left for the reader to work out.
Paper 1, Paper 2
Information or an idea stated directly in a text. It may be a fact, an opinion or a claim.
Revise: Explicit and implicit informationExplicit information is stated directly: you find it in the words on the page. Implicit information is suggested: you reason from those words to a meaning that is not stated outright. This conclusion is an inference.
Information or an idea stated directly in a text.
Information that a text states directly.
Information directly stated in a text, rather than something the reader must work out.
Paper 1, Paper 2
Information or an idea stated directly in a text.
Revise: Explicit and implicit informationExplicit information is stated directly. Implicit information is suggested rather than stated: you reach it by making an inference, a conclusion supported by evidence.
Information stated directly in a text.
Information stated directly in a text, rather than left for the reader to work out.
Information directly stated in a text, rather than something the reader must work out.
Component 1, Component 2
Information stated directly in a text.
Revise: Explicit and implicit informationExplicit information is stated directly. Implicit information is suggested: the reader must connect clues to reach a conclusion. That conclusion is an inference.
Information that a text states directly.
Information stated directly in a text, rather than suggested.
Information directly stated in a text, rather than something the reader has to work out.
