Prince and the Pauper Ch 1-4 Vocabulary

THE PRINCE AND

THE PAUPER

CH.1-4

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A very poor person.
Pauper (n.)

The homeless man died a pauper.

An area of town where people live.

Neighborhood(n.)

Q: Which neighborhood do you live in?
A: I live in Beşiktaş.

Neighborhoods of Istanbul

When two people have a wedding

and become husband and wife.
Marriage (n.)

.

A special chair used by a king or queen.

Throne(n.)

The king sat on his throne and gave orders.

A large formal meal.
Banquet (n.)

.

We will have a banquet after the wedding.

A small colored explosive light used for

celebrations.

Firework(n.)

We watch fireworks for New Year’s Day!

(n.) A person who asks for money

(v.) to ask for money.

Beggar(n.)/ Beg(v.)

.

I gave the beggar money to buy food.

A person works and teaches in a church.
Priest(n.)

You can usually find a priest in a church.

A “Very Important Person”

VIP (n.)

.

An important man who fights for his king.

Knight(n.)

The knight fought in the war for his king.

A large stone home that

protects a king or queen.

Castle (n.)

.

An unusual, exciting or dangerous

experience, journey

Adventure(n.)

Journey to the Center of the Earth is

about an exciting adventure!

Causing physical or mental pain

and making somebody suffer

Cruel (adj.)

.

The man was cruel to animals so he went to jail.

A section of a fence
or wall that can open

to let you through

Gate (n.)

The gate is closed..

A person who works for another person

such as cooking, cleaning

Servant (n.)

The servant cleans the house every
morning.

A building where criminals are
forced to live as a punishment

Prison (n.)

He is in prison for
stealing.

A suit made of metal to protect the body

in a war

Suit of armor (n.)

The knight wore a suit of armor for protection

during battle.

Earth that has been mixed with

water

Mud(n.)

.

The children played in the mud after the

rainstorm.

A child of an aunt or uncle
Cousin (n.)

My cousin lives in London.

Unwanted, unpleasant, or loud

sound

Noise (n.)

.

The noise from the traffic outside kept me

awake all night.

A person who is in an army and fights for a country.
Soldier (n.)

The soldier marched bravely into battle.

Excellent or much better than

average

Fine (adj.)

How tall something is

Height (n.)

The height of the tree is impressive

Pants

Trousers(n.)

A place where two walls, sides or streets

meet

Corner (n.)

The cat is sitting in the corner.

To remove clothes

Take off (v.)

.
She takes off her clothes before going to bed.

Put on (v.)

To wear clothes

I put on my coat before going

outside.

Because of surprise or fear to
say something or shout suddenly

Exclaim (v.)

.

"Wow!" she exclaimed, surprised by the

unexpected news.

Extremely good

Amazing (adj.)

That roller coaster ride was amazing!

command or instruction

(To give an)

Order (V.)

The General ordered the

soldiers to walk.

Social rules of behavior and

how you follow them
Manner (n.)

The new boy in my school has

good manners.

A small water bowl for rinsing the fingers

at the table

Finger Bowl (n.)

In the banquet we used a finger-bowl
between courses.

A place where a group of people

with same profession
Guildhall (n.)

Bakers guild was meeting in the

guildhall.

A large flat-bottomed row or tow boat

used for transportation

Barge (n.)

The barge was carrying Queen Elizabeth.

Precious stones
Jewel (n.)

.

There was a thief in the museum, he tried to

steal the jewels.

A state of stress, annoyance,
or difficulty

Trouble (adj.)

If I can’t finish my homework’ I will be in trouble!

mentally ill; insane
Mad (adj.)

He felt as if he was going

mad.

A weapon with a long metal blade

Sword(n.)

The legendary sword in the stone was pulled by King Arthur.

To incline the head or body in

salutation and respect
To Bow (V.)

He bowed to the king.

A man of noble or royal birth

Gentlemen (n.)

The gentlemen were walking in the palace

gardens.

words or behavior that have no meaning

Nonsense (n.)

I heard all the nonsense he said, but I don’t understand.

A large seal that is a symbol of

a king/queen

Great Seal (n.)

.

The great seal of a king is carried by his

servants

A person who is related to King or Queen

Royal (adj.)

The Ottoman royal family moved to France.