What you'll learn

• 1Structure is how a text is organised and put together, not the words chosen (that is language).
• 2Look for where the writer's focus moves: from wide to narrow, or from one character to another.
• 3Openings often introduce setting or mood; endings often resolve or leave a question hanging.
• 4Short paragraphs or sentences can speed up pace; long ones can slow it down.

Question mix

• Multiple choice×3
• Fill the gap×1
• True / False×1

• 1

  Rate your confidence

  Tell us how sure you feel before answering. It powers your weak-topic map.

• 2

  Use hints if stuck

  Reveal up to 3 progressive hints per question. Each hint costs 5 Treasure Points.

• 3

  See what went wrong

  Instant feedback solves the exact question you just answered, so nothing stays fuzzy.