Edge C Unit 1 Cluster 1 Vocabulary

Edge C Unit 1 Vocabulary

When do you really know someone?

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conflict

• the main character in the story

• a problem or struggle that drives the story's plot

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protagonist

• the main character in the story

• the opposing character in the story

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antagonist

• the main character in the story

• the opposing character in the story

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static character

• not changing, not active

• changes, active

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dynamic character

• not changing, not active

• changes, active

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external conflict

• inside, within

• outside, beyond

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internal conflict

• inside, within

• outside, beyond

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characterize

• to conceal or hide

• to describe the quality or character of a person

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intensity

• a lot of feeling or strength

• sensible and sane

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obscure

• to hide

• to label or mark as bad

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lucid

• crazy

• sensible and sane

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pathetic

• make-believe, pretending

• pitiful, sad

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perspective

• a point of view

• make-believe, pretending

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pretense

• make-believe, pretending

• point of view

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stigmatize

• to hide

• to label or mark as bad

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Danger and suspense characterize action movies.

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Professional athletes show intensity when they play.

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My grandmother was not lucid. She couldn't remember me.

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The actor obscured his face because he didn't want to be recognized.

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A lost and frightened dog is a pathetic sight.

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You need to listen to understand some else's perspective.

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Faking happiness is nothing but a pretense.

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Sometimes people stigmatize teenagers as troublemakers.