Modern text — Form and structure
Analyse how the writer uses form, structure and staging to create meaning in a modern text (AO2)
What you'll learn
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Think of a text like a building — the form is what kind of building it is (a poem, a play, a novel) and the structure is the way the rooms are arranged inside.
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Which of these is an example of FORM?
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Here's a simple poem. Its FORM is a 'rhyming couplet' — two lines that rhyme. Its STRUCTURE is the pattern of the rhymes (AABB).
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Let's look at a short text and find its form and structure together.
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Now you try — drag the labels to match the FORM and STRUCTURE of this text.
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A novel is divided into chapters. Is that FORM or STRUCTURE?
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Which of these describes the FORM of a text?
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