Vocabulary Practice Nov. 1st - 5th

Vocabulary Practice Nov. 1st - 5th

by Dawn McKeever

​​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​

​fidgetly

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

Multiple Choice

to be visibly worried or upset

• fried

• friend

• fret

• freeze

Multiple Choice

loss of reputation as respect of dishororable action

• design

• disgrace

• decide

• divide

Multiple Choice

any large and elaborate meal

• feets

• freezies

• frighten

• feast

Multiple Choice

darkness

• glaciers

• gloom

• glasses

• glazed

Multiple Choice

unable to relax or stay still

• fridge

• freezer

• fidgety

• front

Multiple Choice

to say a greeting or farewell, to invite someone to do something

• barrow

• blade

• beg

• bade

Multiple Choice

a man who is courteous, polite, well mannered

• giant

• gentleman

• grumble

• generous

Multiple Choice

a single row of words in a poem

• lake

• lane

• line

• lung

Multiple Choice

a group of lines that divides up a poem

• paragraph

• chapter

• stanza

• fraction

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

• novel

• chapter book

• musical

• poem