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KAP vocab

QuestionAnswer
Third person limited An outside narrator tells the story but only has access of thoughts and feelings of one character
Third person omniscient All knowing narrator tells the story and has access to all thoughts and feelings of all characters
Phrase A small group of words that do a specific job in a sentence but don't tell a whole story on their own
Central theme The main message of life lesson an author wants you to take away from a story
Central idea The most important point an author wants you to remember after reading a text
Revision/revised The act of looking at something again to change, improve, or update it
Formal Professional and polite how you speak to a teacher or a boss
Informal tone Casual and relaxed how you would talk to a family member or a friend
Objective Summary A short, factual recap of text that excludes all personal feelings, opinions, and judgments
Conclusion The result or judgment reached after thinking about facts or evidence
Claim Main point/stance
Counterclaim Otherside/argument that disagrees with the claim
Perspective A way of thinking about something or a specific point of view
Point of view The position or perspective from which someone considers or interpruts something
Primary Purpose The main reason or objective. It represents the principal goal
Relevant Something directly connected to the topic at hand
Irrelevant No connection to the topic
Primary Things that are the most important or come first in a sequence
Connotation The emotional or cutural feeling a word suggest beyond the literal definition
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