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KAP Vocabulary

KITE Test

TermDefinition
Third Person Limited A point of view that focuses on one character
Third Person Omniscent A point of view that focuses on all characters
Phrase A cluster of words that have specific meaning
Transition/Transitional Phrase A word or group of words that bridge one idea to another
Central Theme The lesson or overarching idea of a story or text
Central Idea The main point/idea of a story or text
Objective Summary A concise version of a text or article that has no opinion
Precise Exact or with specific details
Concise Succinct or shortened to only what you need
Conclusion The end, inference, or summary
Claim The argument made
Counterclaim The opposing viewpoint
Perspective Your opinion or interpretation of a situation
Point of View Who is telling the story
Primary Purpose The main reason the text was written
Relevant Applicable to the argument
Irrelevant Not applicable to the argument
Primary Main or most important
Connotation The emotion or idea that goes with the meaning of the word
Analogy Extended metaphor
Allusion A reference
Maintain Focus Keep one's attention
Acknowledge an Opposing Viewpoint Neutrally identifying a counter argument and demonstrating an understanding of different perspectives
Convey Meaning To communicate in a way that helps you understand what something means
Active Voice When the subject or you is actively doing something
Passive Voice When something is done to the subject or you
Contribute To help the cause or bring about
Inference/Infer/Inferred A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
Omit/Omission To leave out information
Antonym The opposite
Synonym The same thing
Interrogate To be questioned
Indicative A statement
Subjunctive A wish
Imperative A command
Conditional Under the right conditions something might happen
Stanza A poetic paragraph
Dialogue A conversation in a story
Ellipsis Used for separation of listed items, a pause in the story, or to omit information
Dash Used to communicate an abrupt change in thought
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