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Lingo List

Here's a list of some of the terms and expressions that are used in this unit.

Camera angle: the position of the camera in relation to the subject

Celebrity: a famous person

Conflict resolution: skills learned to work out a disagreement

Courageous: a way of being that enables one to face difficulties and challenges

Endorse: to show support to a product or project by attaching one's name or signature

Foreign: someone from another country or nation

Hero: a male who is courageous, noble

Heroine: should be a female hero, but in TV, film and literature is often simply the principal female character, sometimes a victim

Myth: a traditional story concerning superhuman beings; an invented story

Perpetrators: persons who commit or carry out a crime

Public eye: in the community or national view

Recognition: formal approval or support

Review: to evaluate or judge something; a movie review

Role playing: to act out a role or part; to pretend

(S)hero: a female and/or male hero

Super (s)hero: a (s)hero having imaginary powers

Victim: a person who suffers a violent or harmful act

Villains/villainess: real life male and female people, or characters in a movie, play or cartoon, who act in a cruel and evil way


Source: Used with permission from Kids Talk TV: Inside Out, © Office of Communication, United Church of Christ.



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