Third person Omniscient

A narrative perspective where an all-knowing.

A lesson or idea that runs through a narrative text.

A shortened straight to the point version of the story.

A summary that is not biased or opinionated.

Claim or Counterclaim

Claim - argument. Counterclaim - opposing view point.

Your opinion or interpretation of something.

The main reason it was written.

Relevant vs. Irrelevant

Relevant: Applicable and important. Irrelevant: Non-applicable.

The emotion or idea that comes to mind with a word.

Formal: Serious style of communication. Informal: Casual style of writing or talking.

To give something in order to help.

To get in the way of or stop something temporarily.

A literary tool that compares two unlike things to highlight a shared characteristic.

a brief, indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary/artistic work that allows a writer to convey ideas.

Under the right condition this could happen.

Acknowledge an opposing viewpoint

Neutrally identifying a counterargument, and demonstrating and understanding of different perspectives.

to communicate in away that helps you understand what something means.

Active vs. Passive voice

Active: something that is actively happening. VS Passive: something done to you.

Separation of listed items, omit information, or a pause in the story.

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KITE Vocab

Vocab studied for KITE

Term	Definition
Transitional Phrase	Transition from one idea to another.
Phrase	A group of words that mean something when put together.
Third Person Limited	A narrative technique where the narrator is an outsider.
Third person Omniscient	A narrative perspective where an all-knowing.
Central theme	A lesson or idea that runs through a narrative text.
Central idea	Main Idea.
Summary	A shortened straight to the point version of the story.
Objective summary	A summary that is not biased or opinionated.
Concise/precise	Succinct and exact.
Conclusion	End or an inference.
Claim or Counterclaim	Claim - argument. Counterclaim - opposing view point.
Perspective	Your opinion or interpretation of something.
Point Of View	Who tells the story.
Primary Purpose	The main reason it was written.
Relevant vs. Irrelevant	Relevant: Applicable and important. Irrelevant: Non-applicable.
Primary or Primarily	The main reason.
Connotation	The emotion or idea that comes to mind with a word.
Revision	The action of revising.
Formal vs. Informal	Formal: Serious style of communication. Informal: Casual style of writing or talking.
Emphasis	Special importance or value.
Contribute	To give something in order to help.
Interference	To get in the way of or stop something temporarily.
Omit/Omission	To leave something out.
Antonym	Opposite word.
Synonym	Similar word.
Analogy	A literary tool that compares two unlike things to highlight a shared characteristic.
Allusion	a brief, indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary/artistic work that allows a writer to convey ideas.
Interrogotive	Interrogate or question.
Indicative	Indicate or state something.
Subjunctive	To wish something.
Imperative	Command or important.
Conditional	Under the right condition this could happen.
Stanza	A paragraph in poetry.
Dialogue	The conversation.
Maintain Focus	Keep ones attention.
Acknowledge an opposing viewpoint	Neutrally identifying a counterargument, and demonstrating and understanding of different perspectives.
Convey meaning	to communicate in away that helps you understand what something means.
Active vs. Passive voice	Active: something that is actively happening. VS Passive: something done to you.
Dash	Abrupt change in thought.
Ellipsis	Separation of listed items, omit information, or a pause in the story.

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