Macbeth Vocabulary Introduction Unit 1

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The children thought they saw an​

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in the dark, but it was just a shadow.

Multiple Choice

a ghostly appearing figure

• harbinger

• incarnadine

• apparition

• valor

Multiple Choice

to make a judgment in a dispute outside of a legal court

• arbitrate

• avouch

• prattle

• blaspheme

Multiple Choice

Carolyn, with her friendly and fair personality, was always the one to __________ disagreements among her friends.

• equivocate

• prattle

• arbitrate

• sanctify

Multiple Choice

What is the definition for the word (a)vouch?

• give personal assurance; guarantee

• sharing the feelings of others, especially sorrow or anguish

• pass to get through a concert/game

• give to a charity or good cause

Multiple Choice

Writing a letter of recommendation is one way to ______ for another's character.

• arbitrate

• sanctify

• vouch

• blaspheme

Multiple Choice

to speak impiously or irreverently of (God or sacred things).

• Harbinger

• Sanctify

• Blaspheme

• Arbitrate

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To blaspheme in a place of worship is considered deeply

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in many cultures.

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disrespectful

respectful

Multiple Choice

What does the word 'equivocate' mean?

• To be unclear

• To deny

• To be blunt

• To be deceptive

Match

Match the following

apparition

arbitrate

avouch

blaspheme

equivocate

• apparition

• arbitrate

• avouch

• blaspheme

• equivocate

Multiple Choice

an omen or sign

• harbinger

• apparition

• valor

• incarnadine

Multiple Choice

Ancients believed that a raven was a/n ____ of death.

• incarnadine

• harbinger

• apparition

• valor

Multiple Select

Blood-red in color

• incarnadine

• ombre

• onyx

• ebony

Multiple Select

The first plague of Egypt featured in the book of Exodus involved the River Nile having its water turned ______.

• onyx

• cyan

• incarnadine

• amber

Multiple Choice

Synonym for gibberish or babble

• Prattle
• Blaspheme

• Sanctify

• Arbitrate

Multiple Choice

Perhaps most important of all, Jessie realized that an improvisational actor needed to do more than just prattle on endlessly or meaninglessly. To create a scene that worked, he or she needed to become a believable character and also understand who the other characters onstage were in order to find ways to respond to them.

Prattle shows that Jessie originally thought that an improvisational actor:

• could say whatever popped into his head

• recited lines she had memorized

• spoke in ways that were meaningful and believable

• did not need to speak loudly or clearly

Multiple Choice

to make holy

• blaspheme

• prattle

• sanctify

• avouch

Drag and Drop

Complete the following sentence:​




The priest consecrated the ground outside of the church to ​

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it and make it holy. ​

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blaspheme

sanctify

arbitrate

equivocate

Multiple Choice

Valor is

• call forth, as an emotion, feeling, or response

• courage when facing danger

• containing or characterized by error

• characterized by undue haste and lack of thought

Match

Match the following

harbinger

incarnadine

prattle

sanctify

valor

• harbinger

• incarnadine

• prattle

• sanctify

• valor