The mood of each section is aptly reflected by the titles.
Each section is focused primarily on a sister who has married and left home.
Each section is meant to represent a different part of Kurdistan.
Although the exam will still include sections on verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning and analytical writing, each section is being revised.
Each section is filled with evocative descriptions of dusty suburban streets, middle-class front rooms and the British Legion club.
The Medieval Times arena is divided into sections, and each section is assigned a knight to cheer for.
Each section is prefaced by short films or photographic stills and a voice-over offering potted histories.
Since she never resorts to foreshadowing or any other storytelling tricks, the start of each section is truly startling.
Each section is headlined "The Widow", "The Detective", "The Reporter" and so on, according to whose perspective is being examined.
But each section is a series of knight moves, so two of those 3 knights must be attacking each other.
It is set up in chapters, like a book, and each section is written in plain English and illustrated.
