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English 3/27/26

Vocab for ACT

QuestionAnswer
main idea central point or most important message of a text
author's purpose the reason the author wrote a text
theme the underlying message or lesson in a story
indicates shows or suggests something without stating it directly
tone the author's attitude toward the subject
objective based on facts and not influenced by personal feelings
subjective based on personal opinions or feelings
satirical using humor or exaggeration to critisize something
connotation the emotional or cultural meaning associated with a word
denotation the literal dictionary definition of a word
reinforces strengthens or supports an idea or claim
illustrates explains or clarifies something carefully to understand it
emphasizes gives special importance or stress to an idea
refutes proves that a statement of argument is wrong
infer deduce or conclude information from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements
optimistic having a hopeful and positive outlook
skeptical doubting that something is true
cynical believing that people are motivated mainly by self-interest
analytical examining something carefully to understand it
informative giving useful facts or information
omit to leave something out
concision using few words to express an idea clearly
redundant repeating information unnecessarily
cohesive sticking together logically and smoothly
chronological arranged in the order that events happened
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