my behavior

Note: The setting (= the background or the frame of a story/novel/poem/drama) does not include what happens.

The setting includes: when, where and in what kind of place the story (etc.) takes place.

When

does not necessarily mean a specific year whereas "in our time", "today" or (e.g.) "in the 1980s" will often be sufficient is hardly ever the same as the year the text was published (e.g. An Inspector Calls takes place in 1912 - but was published in 1948)
Where

quite often means a country, a town or something similar (e.g. Tony's Story takes place in New Mexico, One of my best friends in Australia, etc.)
What kind of place

Physical environment: e.g. a farm, a native village, a family home, a staircase, an industrial town (etc. etc.)
Social environment: e.g. a ghetto, a slum, a middle-class suburb (etc. etc.)
Psychological environment: e.g. a cold atmosphere, a tolerant family home (etc. etc.)
Not all the above points are relevant in connection with all texts. You will have to decide for yourself what is relevant in each case.

If you have got a fiction text at the oral exam it is often a good idea to begin with the setting because the setting provides the background for what takes place in the story (etc.).

More details in the animation about textual analysis: link on our front page.Note: The setting (= the background or the frame of a story/novel/poem/drama) does not include what happens.

The setting includes: when, where and in what kind of place the story (etc.) takes place.

When

does not necessarily mean a specific year whereas "in our time", "today" or (e.g.) "in the 1980s" will often be sufficient is hardly ever the same as the year the text was published (e.g. An Inspector Calls takes place in 1912 - but was published in 1948)
Where

quite often means a country, a town or something similar (e.g. Tony's Story takes place in New Mexico, One of my best friends in Australia, etc.)
What kind of place

Physical environment: e.g. a farm, a native village, a family home, a staircase, an industrial town (etc. etc.)
Social environment: e.g. a ghetto, a slum, a middle-class suburb (etc. etc.)
Psychological environment: e.g. a cold atmosphere, a tolerant family home (etc. etc.)
Not all the above points are relevant in connection with all texts. You will have to decide for yourself what is relevant in each case.

If you have got a fiction text at the oral exam it is often a good idea to begin with the setting because the setting provides the background for what takes place in the story (etc.).

More details in the animation about textual analysis: link on our front page.Note: The setting (= the background or the frame of a story/novel/poem/drama) does not include what happens.

The setting includes: when, where and in what kind of place the story (etc.) takes place.

When

does not necessarily mean a specific year whereas "in our time", "today" or (e.g.) "in the 1980s" will often be sufficient is hardly ever the same as the year the text was published (e.g. An Inspector Calls takes place in 1912 - but was published in 1948)
Where

quite often means a country, a town or something similar (e.g. Tony's Story takes place in New Mexico, One of my best friends in Australia, etc.)
What kind of place

Physical environment: e.g. a farm, a native village, a family home, a staircase, an industrial town (etc. etc.)
Social environment: e.g. a ghetto, a slum, a middle-class suburb (etc. etc.)
Psychological environment: e.g. a cold atmosphere, a tolerant family home (etc. etc.)
Not all the above points are relevant in connection with all texts. You will have to decide for yourself what is relevant in each case.

If you have got a fiction text at the oral exam it is often a good idea to begin with the setting because the setting provides the background for what takes place in the story (etc.).

More details in the animation about textual analysis: link on our front page.Note: The setting (= the background or the frame of a story/novel/poem/drama) does not include what happens.

The setting includes: when, where and in what kind of place the story (etc.) takes place.

When

does not necessarily mean a specific year whereas "in our time", "today" or (e.g.) "in the 1980s" will often be sufficient is hardly ever the same as the year the text was published (e.g. An Inspector Calls takes place in 1912 - but was published in 1948)
Where

quite often means a country, a town or something similar (e.g. Tony's Story takes place in New Mexico, One of my best friends in Australia, etc.)
What kind of place

Physical environment: e.g. a farm, a native village, a family home, a staircase, an industrial town (etc. etc.)
Social environment: e.g. a ghetto, a slum, a middle-class suburb (etc. etc.)
Psychological environment: e.g. a cold atmosphere, a tolerant family home (etc. etc.)
Not all the above points are relevant in connection with all texts. You will have to decide for yourself what is relevant in each case.

If you have got a fiction text at the oral exam it is often a good idea to begin with the setting because the setting provides the background for what takes place in the story (etc.).

More details in the animation about textual analysis: link on our front page.Note: The setting (= the background or the frame of a story/novel/poem/drama) does not include what happens.

The setting includes: when, where and in what kind of place the story (etc.) takes place.

When

does not necessarily mean a specific year whereas "in our time", "today" or (e.g.) "in the 1980s" will often be sufficient is hardly ever the same as the year the text was published (e.g. An Inspector Calls takes place in 1912 - but was published in 1948)
Where

quite often means a country, a town or something similar (e.g. Tony's Story takes place in New Mexico, One of my best friends in Australia, etc.)
What kind of place

Physical environment: e.g. a farm, a native village, a family home, a staircase, an industrial town (etc. etc.)
Social environment: e.g. a ghetto, a slum, a middle-class suburb (etc. etc.)
Psychological environment: e.g. a cold atmosphere, a tolerant family home (etc. etc.)
Not all the above points are relevant in connection with all texts. You will have to decide for yourself what is relevant in each case.

If you have got a fiction text at the oral exam it is often a good idea to begin with the setting because the setting provides the background for what takes place in the story (etc.).

More details in the animation about textual analysis: link on our front page.Note: The setting (= the background or the frame of a story/novel/poem/drama) does not include what happens.

The setting includes: when, where and in what kind of place the story (etc.) takes place.

When

does not necessarily mean a specific year whereas "in our time", "today" or (e.g.) "in the 1980s" will often be sufficient is hardly ever the same as the year the text was published (e.g. An Inspector Calls takes place in 1912 - but was published in 1948)
Where

quite often means a country, a town or something similar (e.g. Tony's Story takes place in New Mexico, One of my best friends in Australia, etc.)
What kind of place

Physical environment: e.g. a farm, a native village, a family home, a staircase, an industrial town (etc. etc.)
Social environment: e.g. a ghetto, a slum, a middle-class suburb (etc. etc.)
Psychological environment: e.g. a cold atmosphere, a tolerant family home (etc. etc.)
Not all the above points are relevant in connection with all texts. You will have to decide for yourself what is relevant in each case.

If you have got a fiction text at the oral exam it is often a good idea to begin with the setting because the setting provides the background for what takes place in the story (etc.).

More details in the animation about textual analysis: link on our front page.Note: The setting (= the background or the frame of a story/novel/poem/drama) does not include what happens.

The setting includes: when, where and in what kind of place the story (etc.) takes place.

When

does not necessarily mean a specific year whereas "in our time", "today" or (e.g.) "in the 1980s" will often be sufficient is hardly ever the same as the year the text was published (e.g. An Inspector Calls takes place in 1912 - but was published in 1948)
Where

quite often means a country, a town or something similar (e.g. Tony's Story takes place in New Mexico, One of my best friends in Australia, etc.)
What kind of place

Physical environment: e.g. a farm, a native village, a family home, a staircase, an industrial town (etc. etc.)
Social environment: e.g. a ghetto, a slum, a middle-class suburb (etc. etc.)
Psychological environment: e.g. a cold atmosphere, a tolerant family home (etc. etc.)
Not all the above points are relevant in connection with all texts. You will have to decide for yourself what is relevant in each case.

If you have got a fiction text at the oral exam it is often a good idea to begin with the setting because the setting provides the background for what takes place in the story (etc.).

More details in the animation about textual analysis: link on our front page.