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KAP Vocab

TermDefinition
Third person limited Focuses on one person through narration
Third person omniscient Focuses on multiple characters through narration
Phrase A group of words that means something
Transition/transitional Moves one idea to another
Central Theme Underlined lesson or idea behind a narrative text
Central Idea The main idea of the text
Revision/revised The act of revising
formal vs. informal tone Formal tone is professional and informal tone is casual
objective summary To not have any bias or opinion, a concise version of a story or article
concise/precise Precise is doing something with precision, concise is succinct
conclusion An ending or inference
claim or counter claim Claim is your argument vs. counterclaim which is the opposing viewpoint
perspective Your opinion or interpretation
point of view Who is telling the story
primary purpose The main reason it was written
revelvant vs irrelevant Relevant is applicable vs irrelevant is not applicable
Primary or primarily The main reason
Connotation Emotion or idea that comes to mind with a word
Contribute To help to cause or to bring about
Inference A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
Analogy A comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
Allusion An expression to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly.
Omit/omission To have something out
Antonym The opposite
Synonym Same/similar
Interrogative Question
Indicative Indicate
Subjunctive A wish
Imperative Command
Conditional Under the right conditions this could happen
Stanza Paragraph in a poem
Dialogue Conversation
Maintain focus keep ones attention
acknowledge neutrally identifying a counterargument and demonstrating an understanding of different perspectives
convey meaning to communicate in a way that helps you understand what something means
active vs passive voice active is when you're actively doing something and passive is when something is being done to you
ellipsis separation of listed items, a pause in the story, omit information
dash abrupt change in the story
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