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KITE Vocab

Vocab for KITE

TermDefinition
phrase a group of words that make sense
3rd person limited follows one person, limited knowledge
3rd person omniscient follows multiple people in a 3rd person view
transition/transitional phrase a word or group of words that bridges two ideas in writing
central idea the main idea
central theme the overarching idea or lesson of a text
formal versus informal tone Formal tone is professional and lacks opinions, with minimal contractions or slang. Informal tone is more casual, personal, and conversational, with shorter sentences and less complex vocabulary.
revision/revised a stage of review in writing where the author strengthens and refines their draft
objective summary concise version of a text without an opinion
concise / precise precise means accurate, concise means succinct
conclusion end or inference
claim or counterclaim claim means argument, counterclaim means opposing viewpoint
perspective your opinion or interpretaation
point of view who is telling the story
primary purpose the main reason it was written
relevant vs. irrelevant applicable vs. not applicable
primary/primarily main/first
connotation emotion/idea that goes along with the meaning of the word
omit/omission leave something out
antonym opposite word
synonym similar word
analogy extended metaphor
allusion reference
interrogative question
indicative statement
subjunctive wish
imperative command
conditional under certain conditions, something could happen
Created by: wiltskea000
 

 



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