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KAP Vocabulary

QuestionAnswer
Third person limited Is the narration focusing on one person.
Third person omniscient Is the narrator on the outside point of view of a group of people
Phrase A group of words that means something when put together
Central theme The underline idea of the narrative text.
Central idea The main idea
transition/ transitional Phrase Moves the reader from one idea to the next
Revision/ revised to act of altering updating or improving
Formal vs informal tone one is more professional then the other
objective summary to not to have any bias or opinion a consist version of the story
concise/ precise exact and precision straight to the point.
conclusion The ending or make an inference
claim or counterclaim argument opposing view point
perspective the way someone sees or feels about something
point of view who is telling the story
primary purpose the main reason it was written
Relevant Its important and proves something applicable
Primary The main reason or first
Connotation The emotion or idea that comes to mind with a word.
Emphasis special importance value or prominence given to something
Contribute to help to cause or bring about
Inference a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.
Omit to leave something out
Antonym Opposite
Synonym Same
Interrogative question
Indicative Indicate
Subjunctive I wish
Imperative Command
Conditional Under the right conditions this should happen
Stanza Paragraph in poetry
Dialogue the conversation
Maintain Focus To keep ones focus
Acknowledge an opposing view point Neutrally Identify a counterargument.
Convey Meaning To communicate in a way to help you understand
Active vs Passive Voice f You actively do it or something is done to you
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