A perspective where a narrator "he" or "she" to follow one characters perspective.

Third person omniscient

Storytelling perspective where an all-knowing, outside narrator has access to the thoughts, feelings, & actions of all characters.

Small group of words that act as a unit in a sentence but doesn't have both a subject & a verb.

Main idea that connects all elements of a story literature.

Formal vs. Informal tone

Formal: Done in accordance with rules of etiquette Informal: Relaxed, friendly tone.

Concise, neutral overview of a text.

Particular attitude toward something

Particular way of considering a matter.

Relevant vs. Irrelevant

Relevant: Closely connected to what's being done Irrelevant: Not connected with something.

Primary: Of chief importance. Primarily: Mainly

Idea that a word invokes in addition to its literal meaning.

Special importance given to something.

Give in order to help something.

Conclusion reached on the basis of evidence.

Cognitive tool that compares two, often unrelated, subjects to explain a complex idea.

Word that is opposite in meaning of another word.

Word that is same in meaning of another word.

Having the force of a question.

Serving as a sign of something.

Relating to a mood of verbs what is imagined.

Group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem.

Process of changing from one state to another.

Conversation between two or more people in a book, play, or movie.

Omission from speech of a word that are superflous.

Ability to maintain attention on a specific task.

Acknowledge an opposing viewpoint

Respectfully presenting on opposing argument before refuting it.

Giving necessary information cleary & in a few words.

Active vs. Passive voice

Active: Set of forms of a verb in which is typically the person performing the action. Passive: Grammatical construction where the subject receives the action instead of doing it.

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Vocab words

Term	Definition
Third person limited	A perspective where a narrator "he" or "she" to follow one characters perspective.
Third person omniscient	Storytelling perspective where an all-knowing, outside narrator has access to the thoughts, feelings, & actions of all characters.
Phrase	Small group of words that act as a unit in a sentence but doesn't have both a subject & a verb.
Central theme	Main idea that connects all elements of a story literature.
Central idea	Main point of a story.
Revision/Revised	The action of revising
Formal vs. Informal tone	Formal: Done in accordance with rules of etiquette Informal: Relaxed, friendly tone.
Objective summary	Concise, neutral overview of a text.
Conclusion	The end of an event
Perspective	Particular attitude toward something
POV	Particular way of considering a matter.
Primary purpose	Main reason behind an action.
Relevant vs. Irrelevant	Relevant: Closely connected to what's being done Irrelevant: Not connected with something.
Primary or primarily	Primary: Of chief importance. Primarily: Mainly
Connotation	Idea that a word invokes in addition to its literal meaning.
Emphasis	Special importance given to something.
Contribute	Give in order to help something.
Inference	Conclusion reached on the basis of evidence.
Omit	To leave out.
Analogy	Cognitive tool that compares two, often unrelated, subjects to explain a complex idea.
Allusion	Indirect reference.
Antonym	Word that is opposite in meaning of another word.
Synonym	Word that is same in meaning of another word.
Interrogative	Having the force of a question.
Indicative	Serving as a sign of something.
Subjunctive	Relating to a mood of verbs what is imagined.
Stanza	Group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem.
Transition	Process of changing from one state to another.
Dialogue	Conversation between two or more people in a book, play, or movie.
Ellipsis	Omission from speech of a word that are superflous.
Maintain focus	Ability to maintain attention on a specific task.
Acknowledge an opposing viewpoint	Respectfully presenting on opposing argument before refuting it.
Conicise	Giving necessary information cleary & in a few words.
Convey meaning	Make an idea known to someone.
Active vs. Passive voice	Active: Set of forms of a verb in which is typically the person performing the action. Passive: Grammatical construction where the subject receives the action instead of doing it.

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