Vocabulary Practice for IG 11

Vocabulary Practice for IG 11

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Poem

A type of story that attempts to stir a reader’s imagination or emotions; poets carefully choose and arrange language for its meaning, sound, and rhythm.

Stanza

A group of lines that divides up a poem.

Line

A single row of words in a poem.

Gentleman

A man who is courteous, polite, well mannered.

Bade

To say a greeting or farewell; to invite someone to do something.

Fidgety

Unable to relax or be still.

Gloom

Darkness

Feast

Any large and elaborate meal.

Disgrace

Loss of reputation or respect of a dishonorable action.

Fret

To be visibly worried or anxious.

Generous

The desire to give what you have to others.

Persuade

To prevail on (a person) to do something, as by advising or urging.

Multiple Choice

A type of story that attempts to stir a reader’s imagination or emotions; poets carefully choose and arrange language for its meaning, sound, and rhythm.

• Elf on a Shelf

• Poem

• Gloom

• Line

Multiple Choice

A group of lines that divides up a poem.

• Stanza

• Gingerbread

• Gloom

• Poem

Multiple Choice

A single row of words in a poem.

• Snowman

• Fret

• Bade

• Line

Multiple Choice

A man who is courteous, polite, well mannered.

• Nutcracker

• Gentleman

• Stanza

• Bade

Multiple Choice

To say a greeting or farewell; to invite someone to do something.

• Bade

• Snowballs

• Poem

• Fidgety

Multiple Choice

Unable to relax or be still.

• Hot Cocoa

• Fret

• Line

• Fidgety

Multiple Choice

Darkness.

• Reindeer

• Gloom

• Stanza

• Fret

Multiple Choice

Any large and elaborate meal.

• Mistletoe

• Feast

• Line

• Gentleman

Multiple Choice

Loss of reputation or respect of a dishonorable action.

• Disgrace

• Gum Drops

• Poem

• Line

Multiple Choice

To be visibly worried or anxious.

• Gloom

• Frosty

• Fidgety

• Fret

Multiple Choice

The desire to give what you have to others.

• Line

• Gentleman

• Generous

• Poem

Multiple Choice

To prevail on (a person) to do something, as by advising or urging.

• Grinch

• Persuade

• Stanza

• Fret

Poll

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• Almost there!

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