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Literary fiction

Reading · C2 · 7 printable sheets, each with an answer key.

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  1. Sheet 1 · 20 minLiterary fiction: reading the unsaidInfer unspoken feelings in a quiet scene of a mother seeing her adult daughter off at a railway station.Free
  2. Sheet 2 · 20 minLiterary fiction: character in detailMeet a solitary clockmaker and decode what each small detail reveals about him and about the narrator's technique.Premium
  3. Sheet 3 · 20 minLiterary fiction: unreliable narratorsRead a comic first-person monologue and separate what the narrator claims from what the reader can see.Premium
  4. Sheet 4 · 20 minLiterary fiction: imagery and effectExplore how similes, personification and unsettling images turn a foggy walk home into something strange.Premium
  5. Sheet 5 · 20 minLiterary fiction: the critic's toolkitLearn the key terms critics use, spot the devices in short extracts and use the vocabulary of book reviews.Premium
  6. Sheet 6 · 20 minLiterary fiction: continue the storyA challenge: analyze how a story opening creates suspense, then write the next paragraph in the same voice and style.Premium
  7. Sheet 7 · 45 minLiterary fiction: the unfinished chairA short literary extract about grief and craftsmanship, with questions on implication and what small details reveal.Premium