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term definition
third person limited focuses on 1 character
third person omniscient focuses on all characters
phrases a cluster of words that have a meaning
transition/transitional phrases a word or grooup of words, that bridge ideas in writing.
central idea main idea
central theme a lesson or overarching idea
Concise/Precise Precise is straight to the point, Concise is a summary
Objective Summary A concise version of the text that has no meaning
revision/ revised revision: reviewing Revised: altered or connected
formal vx. informal tone formal is a directly addressed to you, informal isn't.
Conclusion end -or- inference
claim or counterclaim claim=argument Counterclaim= opposing viewpoint
perspective your opinion or interpretation
Point of view who is telling the story
primary purpose the main reason it was written
relevent vs. irrelevent Relevant= applicable Irrelevant= not applicable
Primary or primarily The main reason
connotation The emotion or the idea that goes with the meaning of the word.
Emphasis Special importance, value, or prominence given to something
contribute to help to cause or bring about
inference/infer/inferred a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence or reasoning
indicative a statement
subjunctive a wish
imperative a command
conditional under the right condition, something might happen
omit/omission to leave something out
analogy a extended metaphor
allusion refrence
synonym same thing and same meaning
interrogative to be questioned
stanza like a paragraph but in poetry
dialogue the conversation
maintain focus Keep ones attention
acknowledging neutrally identifying a counterargument, and demonstrating and understanding of different perspectives
convey meaning to communicate in a way that helps you understand and what something means
active vs passive voice passive is when something does something to you, active is awesome and amazing
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