Here are the words that don't belong to each group:

1. **B. cartoon** - The other terms are related to film types or categories, while "cartoon" is a specific style.
2. **B. editor** - The other terms are related to film genres, while "editor" refers to a role in film production.
3. **A. science fiction** - The other terms are emotional descriptors, whereas "science fiction" is a genre.
4. **A. shocking** - The other terms are related to acting or entertaining, while "shocking" is more about an emotional reaction.
5. **A. terrifying** - Similar to the previous point, the others are focused on entertainment.
6. **A. because of** - This is a phrase used for causation, while the others are linking words.
7. **B. audience** - The other terms are genres or roles, while "audience" refers to viewers.
8. **A. horror** - Similar reasoning as above; "audience" fits better as a viewer role.
9. **A. feeling** - The other options are verbs; "feeling" is a noun.
10. **A. document** - The others are verbs related to enjoyment or entertainment, while "document" serves a different purpose.

These selections highlight inconsistencies based on type, function, or category within their groups.