SPOTLIGHT= A strong beam of light that illuminates only a small area, used especially to center attention on a stage performer. (see picture)

GONNA= (coll.) are going to.

SCORE= The points you get in a game everytime you do something right. The player with the higher score is the winner.

DUMMER= Silly.

DUD= (coll.) Ineffective or unsuccessful. "Dud game" = "Stupid game" (a game which you don't like because it's boring and you think it is very bad) (he said that just because he lost, of course).

MARKS= (also "grades" or "results") A letter, number, or percentage used to grade academic work (to assess its quality)

OVERALL= Total.

MEAN= Average number. For example, if you have 3, 5, and 7, the mean is 5.33
(3+5+8)/3=5.3333

ASSESSMENT GRADES= Exam or test marks. To assess is to evaluate, to examine something to see how good it is.

SHUT UP= (coll.) Be quiet, don't speak.

CAUSE= (coll.) Because.

ACTUALLY= In fact; truly.

TOTALLY= (coll.) Really (used for emphasis). A very fashionable word especially among young people:
- It's so nice, I totally love it (= I really like it a lot).
- I totally need a new dress (= I need it very much).
- Do you like him?   - Totally (= yes, very much).

MULTITASKING= The ability of making different things (tasks) at the same time.

WHATEVER= (coll.) We say this word when we think that what somebody said is something stupid or not important and we don't want to talk about it.

GO BURN YOUR HAT= This is a rare expression, it means something like "go to hell" but nicer.

NOOB= (coll. short form of "newbie": novice, a first time user, someone with no experience. This word is also often used just to mean "stupid".

YOU SUCK AT IT= You are very bad at it, you have no ability for that.

FAÇADE= A word coming from French. The letter Ç in French is pronounced like an S. In English it can be also spelled "facade". The correct pronunciation is /fəsɑ:d/, imitating the original French sound, but the boy doesn't know how to pronounce it so every time he forgets, he tries a different pronunciation and gets them wrong all the time.
The façade is the external part of the building where the main entrance is. It is also like a false appearance of something. A person's façade is like a false personality he's showing to other people so they get the wrong idea.

BRAIN= The soft gray part inside our heads that we use to think.

DURR=(coll.) Silly, stupid.

LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE= You appear to be... (the word "like" here is a preposition)

WORLD OF WARCRAFT= A popular computer game. The word "warcraft" means "the art of science of war".

HANDING= I suppose "the night before handing" means the night before the day he had to hand in a school assignment to his teacher (to "hand in" is to give your homework to your teacher).

CRASHED= When a computer crashes, it suddenly stops working.

WoW= (pronounced like "wow!") Short for "World of Warcraft", a famous computer game.

I WAS LIKE...= This LIKE doesn't mean anything. It is very commonly used in conversational English (especially by young people) with no meaning, and it's pronounced very quickly and weakly:
- I was like so tired yesterday (= I was so tired yesterday).
- You're like boring (= You're boring)
- Mum's like going to stay with us (= Mum's going to stay with us)

SO EMO= (coll.) Very emotional.
If you are "emo", you show strong feelings. There was a kind of music called "emo" because it talked a lot about emotions, and then an urban tribe called "emos" after that kind of music.

SPAM= A spam e-mail is an e-mail that you don't want to receive, usually advertisements.

SITE= Website.

LAPTOP= A portable computer (in this futuristic scene, the laptop is really a robot with the appearance of a real boy).

TOO MUCH OF A DISTRACTION= A very big distraction (so you can't concentrate on your classes and homework).

CONFISCATE= If a teacher, a parent or another person of authority confiscates something from you, they take it away from you, usually just for a period of time.

IT'S STILL SCHOOL PROPERTY= It belongs to the school (it's not yours, it's from the school).

ASSIGNMENTS= A piece of homework or an essay that you have to do for your teacher.

STUFF=(coll.) Things.

UNLESS= If not.
- I'll go with you unless I'm too tired = I'll go with you if I'm not too tired.
- This car is perfect, unless you don't like green = This car is perfect, except if you don't like the green colour.

TICKED= If you tick a box, you mark a little square with a tick (V) or a cross (X). In fact, in computers, if you "tick" a box, you actually "cross" it. For example, in a form you have two little boxes for your gender: one box for male and one box for female. If you are a boy you tick the box of male.
On the internet, many sites require a password for privacy, so nobody can enter your profile if they don't know your password. But there is usually a little box saying "remember me". If you tick that box, you don't need to write your password every time you enter that page because your computer will remember your password... but if somebody else gets your computer, they can enter your page too, because they don't have to write a password again.

ITEM= Thing, device, object.

SHUT DOWN= (of an electrical device) Disconnect.

DECEPTIVE= Misleading.