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KITE Vocab

TermDefinition
third person limited the narrator of a story focuses in on one characters perspective
third person omniscient the narrator of a story describes the situation in a more objective way
phrase a group of words that make sense
transitional phrase a word or group of words that bridges two ideas in writing
central theme overarching idea or lesson of a text
central idea main idea
revision/revised having been altered or corrected
formal vs. informal tone formal tone is more professional, complex, and academic while informal is more casual
objective summary an unbiased overview of a text
concise/precise straight to the point and accurate/exact
conclusion end or inference
claim vs. counterclaim argument vs. opposing view
perspective your opinion or interpretation
point of view who is telling the story
primary purpose the main reason it was written
relevant vs. irrelevant applicable vs. not applicable
primary or primarily main or first
connotation the emotion or idea that goes along with the meaning of the word
emphasis highlighting something; a detail that sticks out
contribute adding or giving something
inference/infer/inferred a conclusion derived from information
omit/omission leave something out
analogy an extended metaphor
allusion a reference
antonym opposite
synonym the same
interrogative a question
indicative a statement
subjunctive a wish
imperative a comand
conditional under certain conditions something could happen
stanza a paragraph of poetry
dialogue a conversation
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