correct/true

(a)  

the qualities that make a person the way they are; a person in a book, film, etc

(a)  

what actually happens, not what is imagined

(a)  

believe something is true without making sure (phrasal verb)

(a)  

a program on the radio or television

(a)  

the right to enter a place, use something, see someone

(a)  

a part of something that seems important, interesting or typical

(a)  

a play for theatre, TV, radio, etc

(a)  

one of many parts of a situation, idea, plan, etc

(a)  

a situation where it is hard to decide because all choices are equally good or bad

(a)  

when a subject/event is reported in the media

(a)  

following what is considered the most 'normal/acceptable' behaviour in society

(a)  

a particular method of communicating information/news to people

(a)  

things made to amuse/interest people like films, TV, books, etc

(a)  

a way of making infromation/entertainment available to people

(a)  

idea of what a person of a particular group is like (often untrue)

(a)  

to notice or realize something

(a)  

a story that is based on imagination, not reality

(a)  

entertainment that is created to make people laugh

(a)  

to continue to learn about a topic (phrasal verb)

(a)  

to intentionally start to learn about something (phrasal verb)

(a)  

Someone/something that can be trusted/depended on

(a)  

thorough, complete, detailed

(a)