Worksheet on Cyclical Structure: Beginning Mirrors End
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A worksheet analyzing the use of cyclical structure, specifically beginning mirrors end, for Grade 7 students.
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Worksheet on Cyclical Structure: Beginning Mirrors End
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Introduction to Cyclical Structure
The sun rose over the quiet town, casting long shadows across the empty streets. As evening fell, the town settled into silence once more, echoing the stillness of dawn. The cycle of day and night continued without pause, each ending leading into a new beginning. The residents, unaware of the cyclical nature of their lives, went about their routines, unaware that their days were part of an unending loop.
Analyzing Beginning and End
In the story, the protagonist stands at the edge of the sea as dawn breaks. Years later, they return to the same spot at sunset, facing the horizon. The initial sunrise symbolizes hope and new beginnings, while the sunset signifies reflection and closure. Both moments are described with similar imagery to highlight the cyclical nature of time and life.
Creative Writing Prompt
Imagine a character experiencing a significant change, yet returning to the starting point. Your piece should reflect the cyclical theme through imagery and structure.
Identifying Techniques
The old clock in the town square struck twelve as the villagers gathered once again for the annual festival. Each year, the event started at dawn and ended at the same hour, symbolizing the endless return of tradition and memory.
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- 12/31/2025
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- 12/31/2025
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