protagonist - the main character of a novel, immigration - moving to a new country, educational - instructive, informative, teaching something, ignore - to intentionally not listen or give attention, to disregard, complain - to whine, to moan, to say something is not right or satisfactory, blink - close and then open your eyes quickly, convinced - certain, debate - serious discussion of a subject in which many people take part, challenge - to question, brave - courageous, attendance record - a record of how often someone has been present (e.g. at school), unpredictable - something you can't foresee, report card - a document on a student’s performance at school, eloquent - articulate, marked by forceful and fluent expression, recognize - to treat as valid, to acknowledge (also: to know someone because you've seen them before), citizenship - being a member of a particular country and having rights because of it, tone - a quality in the voice that expresses the speaker's feelings or thoughts, racist - someone who believes that their race makes them better, intolerant - narrow-minded, prejudiced, xenophobic - showing an extreme dislike or fear of people from foreign countries, principal - head teacher, applause - the sound of people clapping their hands, contribution - something that you do to help produce or achieve something together with other people, pressure - the burden of physical or mental distress, border - a line between two countries, deserve - to earn, to gain, to have earned something, focus - to concentrate, figure out - to understand, bury - to place in the ground,

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