Which of the following is the best example of analysing structural technique in a fiction text?

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Which of the following is the best example of analysing structural technique in a fiction text?

Accepted Answer

The narrative shifts from the street to the interior of the house, drawing the reader deeper into the protagonist's world — Structural analysis should focus on how the writer organises the text as a whole, including shifts in focus, perspective, or setting. Option B addresses a structural shift rather than a language feature like sentence length or word choice.

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The writer uses dialogue to show the character's personality

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The narrative shifts from the street to the interior of the house, drawing the reader deeper into the protagonist's world

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The writer uses many adjectives to describe the setting

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The writer uses short sentences to build tension

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