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KITE vocab

TermDefinition
third person limited a narrator focusing on 1 person
third person omniscient a narrator focusing on multiple or all characters
phrase a group of words that make sense
transition/transitional phrase a word or a group of words that bridges to ideas in writing
central theme the overarching idea or lesson of a text
central idea the main idea of the text
revision/revised to fix, correct or update something
formal vs. informal tone formal is a more complex or more fancy tone while informal is casual or not fancy
objective summary a concise compilation of the text (without opinion)
concise/precise straight to the point in writting
conclusion the end of an event or process
claim vs counter claim claim: to state something counter claim: to rebuttal back
perspective your view on something
point of view point in which a story is told
primary purpose intension behind an action
relevant VS. irrelevant revelant: applicable irrelevant: not applicable
primary or primarly main or first
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 cause or bring about
inference an educated guess
omit leave something out
antonym opposite
synonym same
interrogative question
indicative statement
subjunctive wish
imperative command
conditional under conditions something could happen
stanza paragraph in poetry
dialogue conversation
maintain foccus keep ones attention
acknowledge an opposing viewpoint naturally identifying a counterargument
convey meaning to communicate in a way that helps you understand what something means
active VS. Passive voice active: subject actively doing something Passive: something is happening to the subject
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