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TermDefinition
Third person limited Told in the 3rd person point of view and is limited to one character
Third person omniscient Told in the 3rd person point of view and focuses on all of the characters.
Phrase A cluster of words that make sense.
Transitional Phrase A word or group of words that bridges ideas in writing
Central Theme The main lesson or overarching idea
Central idea The main idea
Revision/Revised Going back and redoing or correcting it.
Formal vs Informal tone Formal tone is objective and polite tone while informal is more conversational and casual.
Objective Summary A concise version of the text with no opinions.
Concise / Precise Precise means exact and concise means straight to the point.
Conclusion End or inference
Claim/ Counter claim Claim is an argument and a counter claim 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.
Relevant/ Irrelevant Relevant is applicable while irrelevant is not applicable
Primary or Primarily The main reason
Connotation The emotion or idea that goes with the meaning of the word.
Analogy An extended metaphor
Allusion A reference
Emphasis Special importance, value, or prominence given to something
Contribute To help, cause, or bring about
Inference/Infer/Inferred A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.
Omit/Omisssion To leave something out
Antonym Opposite word
Synonym Similar word
Interrogative To be questioned
Indicative A statement
Subjunctinve A wish
Imperative A command
Conditional Under the right conditions, something may happen
Stanza Like a paragraph but in poetry
Dialogue A conversation
Maintain Focus Keeps ones focus
Acknowledge an opposing viewpoint. Neutrally identifying a counterargument, and demonstrating an understanding of different perspective.
Convey Meaning To communicate in a way that helps you understand what something means.
Active vs. Passive Voice Active is when the subject and you are actually doing something while passive is when something is done to you.
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