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KITE Vocab

TermDefinition
third person limited focus on one person
third person omniscient focus on multiple characters
phrase a group of words that makes sense
transition/transitional phrase a word or a group of words that bridges to ideas in writing
Central Theme The overreaching idea or lesson in an text
Central Idea Main Idea
revisioned/revised the act or process of altering amending or re examining something
formal vs imformal tone Formal language is structured, objective, and polite, used for professional or academic contexts
Concise/Precise Concise is straight to the point but precise is exact.
objective summary A conciced version of the text that has no opinion
conslusion end or infrence
claim or counterclaim claim is arguement counterclaim is opposing viewpoint
perspective your opinion ir interpretation
point of view who is telling the story
primary purpose the main reason it was written
relevant vs irelevant relevant can be applied or applicable irrelevant is unapplicable
primary or primarily The main reason
connoation The emotion or the idea that goes along with the meaning of the word
Emphasis special importance or value or promince given to something
contribute to help to cause or bring about
infrence a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
omit/omission leave it out
antonym the opposite
synonym the same
interrogative question
indictative instatement
subjunctive wish
imperative command
conditional under the right conditions something might happen
stanza a Paragraph in poetry
dialogue conversation
maintain focus keep ones attention
ackknowledge an opposing viewpoint neutrally idenifying a ciunterargument and demosrtating an understanding of different prespectives
Convey Meaning To communitcate in a way that helps you understand what something means
active vs passive voice active is when the subject is currently happening passive is when it has already happened
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