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character In this sentence, character means: Washington Post New $25,000 prize for Catholic literary arts integrity When Martin Luther King, Jr. said he looked forward to the day when all Americans would be judged solely "by the content of their character," he was talking about a person's essential qualities. "Just because you are a character doesn't mean you have character," a guy called The Wolf advises a young woman named Raquel in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. The line illustrates three different senses of the word, which can mean "moral strength or reputation" (what Raquel lacks), "a person in a work of fiction" (what The Wolf and Raquel literally are), or, by extension, "a colorful personality" (what Raquel has). A fourth usage is "the distinctive nature of a person or thing," a meaning reflected in the word's origins. In Greek, a kharaktēr was a stamping tool, used to give something a distinctive mark. 0.047619048

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H “We’re not requiring that this person be of exemplary moral character,” he says with a laugh. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-entertainment/wp/2014/10/13/new-25000-prize-for-catholic-literary-arts/ modernity | arrogance | stealth | integrity In this question, character is a noun that means attributes that determine one's moral and ethical actions. 1 once / 21 pages

Word	character
QType	H
Instructions	In this sentence, character means:
Sentence	“We’re not requiring that this person be of exemplary moral character,” he says with a laugh.
Source	Washington Post
Source URL	https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/arts-and-entertainment/wp/2014/10/13/new-25000-prize-for-catholic-literary-arts/
Source Title	New $25,000 prize for Catholic literary arts
Choices	modernity \| arrogance \| stealth \| integrity
Correct Answer	integrity
Definition	In this question, character is a noun that means attributes that determine one's moral and ethical actions.
Blurb	When Martin Luther King, Jr. said he looked forward to the day when all Americans would be judged solely "by the content of their character," he was talking about a person's essential qualities. "Just because you are a character doesn't mean you have character," a guy called The Wolf advises a young woman named Raquel in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. The line illustrates three different senses of the word, which can mean "moral strength or reputation" (what Raquel lacks), "a person in a work of fiction" (what The Wolf and Raquel literally are), or, by extension, "a colorful personality" (what Raquel has). A fourth usage is "the distinctive nature of a person or thing," a meaning reflected in the word's origins. In Greek, a kharaktēr was a stamping tool, used to give something a distinctive mark.
Level	1
Frequency	0.047619048
Page Frequency	once / 21 pages

Character Raquel Person Moral Integrity Wolf Distinctive H