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kap definitions

vocabulary kap

TermDefinition
third person limited focus on one person
third person omniscient outside objective point of view
phrase a group of words that mean something together
transition/transition phrase moves your reader across the story
revision/ revised to fix something to make it better
formal vs. informal tone formal is more professional and informal is more of a relaxed voice.
central theme underline the idea/ lesson of a narrative text
central idea the main idea of a story
concise succint
precise targeted
objective summary not to have a opinion and biased/ concise version of the text with no opinion.
conclusion inference or ending
claim vs counter claim main argument vs opposing position of the argument
point of view who is telling the story
perspective your opinion or interpretation.
primary source main reason why it was written
relevant vs irrelevent applicable vs not applicable
primary or primarily main reason
connotation emotion or idea
emphasis 3 special importance value or prominence given to something
contribute to help cause or bring out
inference a conclusion reached on the book of evidence and reasoning.
omit/ omission leave something out
analogy extended metaphor
allusion direct or indirect reference
antonym different
synonym same
interrogative question
indicative indicate
subjunctive wish
imperative command
conditional under the right conditions this could happen
stanza paragraph is a poem
dialouge conversation in a story
maintain focus keep one's attention
acknowledge an opposing veiw point 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 voice when you actively do it/ awesome and amazing
passive voice when something is doing it for you pathetic/ puny
ellipsis omit information, separation of listed items and a pause in a story...
dash arbut change in thought
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