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GCSE English Literature · key term
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including description, speech, actions and relationships.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
The ways a writer creates and develops a character through speech, actions, relationships and other characters’ responses.
The ways a writer creates and develops a character through speech, actions, relationships and others’ responses.
The way a writer creates and develops a character through speech, actions, relationships and other characters’ responses.
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The ways a writer presents a character through description, speech, actions, relationships and the order in which information is revealed.
The methods a writer uses to create a character, including actions, speech, appearance and other characters’ responses.
The ways a writer presents a character through description, speech, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including actions, speech, descriptions and other characters’ reactions.
The methods a writer uses to create a character, including speech, actions, appearance and relationships.
The ways a writer creates and develops a character through description, speech, actions and relationships.
The way a writer creates and reveals a character through speech, actions, description and relationships.
The presentation of a person in a literary work through description, speech, actions and other characters’ responses.
The presentation of a person through their speech, actions, appearance and other characters’ responses.
The ways a writer creates and develops a character through dialogue, actions, relationships and description.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including dialogue, actions and other characters’ descriptions.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The way a writer presents and develops a character through speech, actions, relationships and other characters’ responses.
A character's qualities, attitudes and motives as presented through speech, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to create a character, including speech, actions, relationships and other characters’ responses.
The way a writer presents a character through speech, actions, relationships and other characters’ responses.
The creation of a character through details such as actions, speech and other characters’ descriptions.
The process by which a writer creates a character through description, speech, actions and relationships.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including description, dialogue, actions and relationships.
Revise: Anita RutterThe episode deepens characterisation by placing aggression beside disappointed hope. Meena’s growing understanding is an important stage in the novel’s bildungsroman structure.
The presentation of a character through description, speech, actions, relationships and the organisation of the narrative.
The ways a writer creates and develops a character through description, speech, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including their actions, speech, relationships and how others describe them.
The methods a writer uses to present and develop a character, including speech, actions, relationships and others’ descriptions.
Component 2
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including speech, actions, relationships and stage directions.
The way a writer presents a character through details such as dialogue, actions and other characters’ descriptions.
The creation of a character through description, speech, thoughts, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including speech, actions, relationships and narrative description.
The methods a writer uses to create a character, including description, dialogue, actions and relationships.
The ways a writer creates and develops a character through actions, speech, appearance, relationships and other people’s responses.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including actions, speech, relationships and other characters’ responses.
The creation of a character through description, speech, actions and relationships with others.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including appearance, speech, actions, relationships and other characters’ responses.
The ways a writer establishes and develops a character through speech, thoughts, actions, description and other characters’ responses.
The presentation of a character through speech, actions, thoughts, relationships and narrative description.
The methods a writer uses to present and develop a character, including description, speech, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to establish and develop a character, including description, speech, actions and relationships.
The process by which a writer presents and develops a character through actions, speech, thoughts and relationships.
The presentation and development of a character through description, speech, thoughts, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including description, speech, actions and contrasts with other characters.
The methods a writer uses to create and develop a character, including description, speech, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to establish and develop a character, including description, speech, thoughts, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including description, actions, speech and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including speech, actions, relationships and descriptions.
The presentation of a character through dialogue, actions, relationships and, in drama, stage directions.
The methods a writer uses to reveal a character’s personality, values and development, including speech, actions and other characters’ responses.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including dialogue, actions, stage directions and other characters’ responses.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including actions, descriptions and other characters’ responses.
The ways a writer creates and presents a character through speech, actions, relationships and, in drama, stage directions.
The presentation of a character through dialogue, actions, stage directions and other characters’ responses.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including speech, actions, relationships and changes across a text.
The methods a writer uses to create a character, including dialogue, actions, description and other characters’ responses.
The methods a writer uses to create a character, including description, speech, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including description, dialogue, actions, relationships and setting.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including speech, actions, description and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to establish and develop a character, including speech, actions, thoughts and other characters’ responses.
The way a writer creates and presents a character through description, speech, actions and narrative commentary.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including narration, dialogue, actions and other characters’ responses.
The methods a writer uses to present a character’s qualities, motives and behaviour.
The process by which a writer presents a character through description, speech, actions and relationships.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including description, speech, actions and other characters’ responses.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including actions, speech, descriptions and contrasts with other characters.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including speech, actions, description and other characters’ responses.
The methods a writer uses to present a character, including description, dialogue, actions and other characters’ responses.
The way a writer creates a character through description, speech, actions and relationships.
The ways a writer presents and develops a character through speech, actions, relationships and dramatic situations.
The presentation of a character through their speech, actions, relationships and the responses of others.
The presentation of a character through their speech, actions, relationships and what others say about them.
The ways a writer establishes and develops a character through speech, actions, relationships and other characters’ responses.
