Worksheet on Cyclical Structure: Beginning Mirrors End
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A worksheet exploring the use of cyclical structure, specifically beginning mirrors ending, aimed at Grade 6 students. The worksheet includes grammar and analysis exercises to understand this literary technique.
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Worksheet on Cyclical Structure: Beginning Mirrors End
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Introduction to Cyclical Structure
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the sky turned a deep orange, echoing the warmth of the morning sun. The cycle of day and night continued unbroken, reflecting the endless loop of seasons and time. In stories, writers often use this technique to create a sense of completeness and harmony by starting and ending with similar ideas or images.
Analyzing Cyclical Structure in Literature
At dawn, she whispered, ‘This is our beginning,’ and at dusk, she whispered again, ‘This is our beginning.’ The story of their friendship came full circle, ending where it started, yet transformed.
Grammar Exercise: Identifying Techniques
The wind howled loudly in the night. Suddenly, the trees seemed to whisper secrets, as if the forest itself was alive. It was as if nature was speaking, echoing the fears and hopes of the characters.
Creative Writing: Using Cyclical Structure
Reflection and Analysis
Reflect on a story or poem you know that uses cyclical structure. How does this technique affect your understanding or enjoyment of the story? Write your response in 2-3 sentences.
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- 12/31/2025
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- 12/31/2025
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