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Kap Vocab

TermDefinition
Third Person Limited They both have a narrator but limited only focuses on one person.
Third Person Omniscient They both have a narrator but omniscient is subjective so it could be anyone.
Phrase a cluster of words that have meaning
Transitional words a word or group of words that bridge an idea
Central Theme a lesson or a overarching idea
central idea main idea
revision/revised revision= reviewing, revised= alter or connects
formal/ informal tone formal is directly addresses to you informal isn't
objective summary a concise version of the text that has no opinion.
concise/ precise precise is exact straight to the point and concise is a summary .
Conclusion end or inference
Claim and Counterclaim Claim=argument 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 Relevant: applicable irrelevant: nonapplicable
Primary or primarily main
Connotation the emotion or idea that goes with the meaning of the word
Emphasis A special importance value or prominence given to something
Contribute To help to cause or to bring about
Inference/inferred/infer a Conclusion based on evidence
Analogy Extended Metaphor
Allusion reference
Omit/Omission to leave something out
Antonym opposite word
Synonym same meaning
Interrogate To be questioned
Indicative a statement
Subjunctive wish
Imperative command
Conditional Under the right condition, something might happen.
Stanza A stanza is a grouped set of lines within a poem, typically separated by a blank line or indentation, acting as the poetic equivalent of a paragraph, often repeating a set meter or rhyme scheme to structure ideas
dialogue conversation
maintain focus keep ones attention
Acknowledging a opposing viewpoint Neutrally Identify a counterargument.
Convey meaning To communicate in a way to help you understand
Active vs Passive Voice You actively do it or something is done to you
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