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KITE Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Third Person Limited Narrator focuses on only one person or thing going on
Phrase A group of words that actually make sense but doesn't have to be a sentence.
Transition/Transitional phrase A word, or group of words that bridges two ideas in a writing.
Third Person Omnisceint Narratoe focuses on one person or thing going on
Central Theme Overarching idea or lesson in a text.
Central Idea Main idea
Revision/Revised To fix writting
formal tone an objective, respectful, and precise style of communication suitable for academic, professional, and official contexts
Informal Tone conversational, personal, and relaxed, designed to mimic spoken language to build rapport and connection with the reader
Objective Summary Explaining the main points of a text in a concise way.
Concise/ Precise Writing compacted sentences.
Conclusion End-or-reference
Claim or counterclaim claim: Argument VS. Counterclaim: Opposing viewpoint
perspective Your opinion or interperarion
Point of View Who is telling the story
Primary Purpose The main reason it was written
Relevant vs. Irrelevant Applicable vs. Nonapplicable
Primary or primarily Main or first reason
connotation Emotion or idea that goes along with the meaning of the word.
Emphasis Special importance, value, or prominence given to something
Contribute To help to cause or bring about
Inference A conclusion reached on the basis on evidence and reasoning
Omit/Omission To take away or leave out
analogy Extended metaphor
allusion reference
antonym opposite
synomym same
interrogitive question
indicative statement
subjunctive wish
imperative command
conditional under certian conditions
stanza paragraph in poetry
transition/transitional phraze A word, or group of words that bridges two ideas in writing
dialogue convertation
Maintain focus keep ones question
acknowledge an opposing viewpoint neutrally identifying a counterargument, and demonstrating an understanding of different perspectives.
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