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QuestionAnswer
Third person limited Focuses on one character
third person omniscient Focuses on all characters
phase A cluster of words that have meaning and make sense
Central theme a lesson over an arching idea
central idea Main idea of something
transition/ transitional phrase A word or a group of words that bridge ideas
objective summary Concise version/ recap of the text
formal vs. informal tone a professional tone a casual conclusion
conclusion end or inference
claim argument
claim vs counterclaim opposing viewpoint
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/ not applicable
Primary or primarily main reason for something
connotation The emotion of idea that goes with the meaning of the word
emphasis special importance, value or prominence given to something
Inference A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
Analogy A comparison of two unrelated concepts
Allusion An indirect or passing reference to person, place, or event
Omit/ omission Leave Something out
Antonym opposite
Synonym Same thing
Indicative statement
Subjunctive A wish
Conditional Something might happen
maintain focus Keep one's attention
acknowledge an opposing viewpoint Neutrally identifying a counterargument, demonstrating an understanding of different perspectives.
dialogue conversation
imperative command
convey meaning to communicate in a way that helps you understand what something means
active vs. passive voice The subject or you are actively doing something, passive- something done to you
dash abrupt change of thought
elliipsis ... pause in story, separation of listed items, omit information
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