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The name of the main character of the short story. |
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To make very, very frightened. |
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A film made about the periods between 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 is called a ... |
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a strong, negative emotion you feel when you think someone has been unfair, cruel or insulting. |
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Not alive |
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The antonym of Eastern. Also a "genre" of film made about life in the Wild West of the USA. |
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A film made with a series of carefully painted pictures, and not with real people. |
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To make very sad and disappointed. |
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To be so happy and full of energy that you cannot relax, usually because you are looking forward to something and cannot wait. |
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Very, very happy about something. |
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To really like doing something. |
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A feeling of profound unhapiness. |
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The hero wanted four of these coins to pay for the cinema. |
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Illegal actions committed by someone. |
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The hero's mother lost consciousness; she . . . |
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Full of thoughts of love. |
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Something that you cannot accept or deal with because you find it so unpleasant, painful or upsetting is . . . |
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Something that holds your attention is . . . |
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When you feel happy that something has NOT happened. |
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A "genre" of book, film or play that tells an exciting story about dangerous, frightening or mysterious events. |
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These have to go OUT before the film can begin. |
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When you are feeling a total lack of interest we can say that you are. . . |
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The sign above the door that leads you OUT of the cinema. |
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