"The Raven" vocabulary practice

"The Raven" vocabulary practice

Multiple Choice

Countenance means

• facial expression

• counting money

• sad; gloomy

• begged

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Articulated means

• to create art

• to make clear or distinct sounds

• to hop around

• to know something

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pleasantly, calm, peaceful

• placid

• lore

• entreat

• discourse

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threatening evil or harm

• placid

• entreat

• ominous

• surcease

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a gloomy state of mind

• melancholy

• ominouus

• surcease

• lore

Multiple Choice

talk; conversation

• ominous

• melancholy

• surcease

• discourse

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Appearance, especially the look on the face

• countenance

• entreat

• ominous

• placid

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to influence by trickery

• lore

• beguile

• melancholy

• placid

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not attractive; awkward

• perch

• placid

• countenance

• ungainly

External Conflict

Watch the video - be ready to find conflict in our poem "The Raven."

Internal Conflict

Watch the video

Multiple Choice

smoldering remains of a fire

• smoke

• ember

• lore

• ghost

Multiple Choice

body of knowledge; book

• surcease

• external conflict

• placid

• lore

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shockingly frightful; horrible

• beguile

• articulate

• weary

• ghastly

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to ask earnestly for something; beg

• countenance

• melancholy

• ominous

• entreat

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to come to an end

• beguile

• lore

• discourse

• surcease

Multiple Choice

old fashioned charm, pleasing

• mortal

• rustling

• quaint

• ominous

Multiple Choice

movable cover for a window

• beguile

• shutters

• implored

• mortals

Multiple Choice

Body of knowledge on a subject

• lore

• obeisance

• entreat

• placid