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KITE vocab

ELA vocab

TermDefinition
third person limited targets in on one character
third person omniscent talks about all characters
phrase a group of words that mean something
transition/transitional phrase a word or group of words that bridges one idea to another
central theme main idea
central idea the over arching idea or lesson
revision the action of revising
revised (of written or printed matter) having been altered or corrected.
formal tone a professional, respectful, and objective style of communication used in academic, business, and official contexts to establish credibility
informal tone a casual, conversational, and personal style of communication that mimics spoken language, often used to create a direct connection with the reader
concise/presice getting straight to the point/being very accurate
objective summary a concise version of the text without your opinion
claim/counterclaim argument/opposing veiwpoint
perspective your opinion or interpretation
POV who is telling the story
primary purpose the main reason it was written
relevant/irrelevant applicable/ non applicable
primary/primarily main reason
connotation the emotion or idea that goes with the meaning of a word
analogy extended metaphor
allusion reference
interrogative questioned
indicative statement
subjunctive wish
imperative command
conditional under the right conditions something might happen
stanza paragraph in poetry
dialogue conversation
maintain focus keep one's attention
acknowledge an opposing viewpoint neutrally identifying a counter argument, and demonstrating an understanding of different perspective
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