Medieval Vocabulary Part 2

Multiple Choice

Define the following vocabulary word: abide

• to live in

• to obey

• shared, owned by members of community

• building or large structure

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to accept or act in accordance with

• Abide

• Communal

• Kindred

• Resident

Multiple Choice

What does the word adroitly mean?

• began

• a small, weasel-like mammal

• someone or something known

• skillfully, quickly

Multiple Choice

Washington __________ navigated the dark woods.

• perilously

• zealously

• adroitly

• obstinately

Multiple Choice

struck with horror; shocked

• aggast

• aghast

• agghast

• agast

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: People were __________________ at the senseless brutality of the crime.

• heeded

• fanatic

• aghast

• brevitied

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ask (someone) urgently and fervently to do something; implore; entreat.

• beseech

• pliable

• contentment

• feign

Drag and Drop

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to repeatedly and passionately ask

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

perjury 

knave

beseech

vice

cunning 

virtue 

Multiple Choice

This picture best represents.....

• beseech

• remorse

• coax

• flattery

Multiple Choice

implore, beg, entreat, and pester are --- for beseech

• Synonym

• Antonym

Multiple Choice

Distress of mind caused by humiliation, disappointment, or failure; Mortification

• Pragmatic

• Parody

• Chagrin

• Apathy

Multiple Choice

The _______ she felt when she tripped and fell during the race distracted her from the rest of the track meet.

• exquisite

• modest

• frugal

• chagrin

Match

Match the following

• abide

• adroitly

• aghast

• beseech

• chagrin

to accept or act in accordance with

in a skillful manner

filled with shock or horror

to beg and plead

embarrassment

• to accept or act in accordance with

• in a skillful manner

• filled with shock or horror

• to beg and plead

• embarrassment

Multiple Choice

What is the Code of Chivalry

• a set of rules of conduct knights were expected to abide by

• A legal code followed in the Middle Ages

• A list of human rights granted in the Middle Ages

• A secret code used by knights in battle.

Multiple Choice

The code of chivalry includes all of the following parts of the knight's life EXCEPT

• religious

• moral

• social

• emotional

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goodness, dignity, integrity, and honor -- virtue

• Synonym

• Antonym

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What is "chivalry"?

• A code of behaviors for thieves and criminals.

• A combination of qualities expected of an ideal knight-- especially courage, honor, courtesy, justice.

• A practice or way of life for commonfolk.

• A very hard word to spell.

Multiple Choice

The deer __as the sudden rustle of leaves hinted at a predator nearby.

• Flinched

• Irascible

• Petition

• Hysteria

Multiple Choice

To draw back either with fear or pain

• Fierce
• Flinch
• Restless
• Artillery

Multiple Choice

to lift something up

• weightlessness

• heft

• priority

• intense

• frantic

Multiple Choice

He ___ the massive sword and marveled at the grey metal.

• stored

• hefted

• shrouded

• phenomenon

Multiple Choice

Definition: a confused struggle or fight involving many people

• brash

• melee

• insurgency

• mortified

Multiple Choice

Which word below means famous or prominent?

• formidable

• renown

• intrusive

Multiple Choice

People seek this when they try to make a name for themselves.

• renown

• compile

• fabricate

• flaunt

Match

Match the following

• chivalry

• flinch

• melee

• renown

• heft

having or showing honor, generosity, and

shrink

combat

fame

to lift

• having or showing honor, generosity, and

• shrink

• combat

• fame

• to lift

Multiple Choice

Which word is a synonym for "smite?"

• destroy

• play

• smile

• cry

Multiple Choice

The Greek god, Haydes, was known to _________________ others or strike them for defying him.

• gory

• pried

• smite

• blatantly

Multiple Choice

If you ___ while doing your homework it will simply take even longer, so it is best to just get it over with and not wait.

• pillage

• cauterize

• tarry

• embody

Multiple Choice

Which word means delay?

• endeavor

• tarry

• vexed

• conferring

• ornate

Multiple Choice

secret romantic meeting

• beseech

• aghast

• copious

• tryst

Multiple Choice

Romeo and Juliet had one of these.

• tryst

• intemperate

• enormity

• delusion

Multiple Choice

Term: eerie and mysterious; supernatural

• delinquent

• serenity

• uncanny

• vulnerable

Multiple Choice

I had an _________________ resemblance to my best

friend, and people often mistook us for twins.

• delinquent

• serenity

• uncanny

• vulnerable

Multiple Choice

If you ________ someone, you have upset or confused them.

• mockery
• vex
• stifled
• foresight

Multiple Choice

goodness, dignity, and virtue are --- for vice

• Synonym

• Antonym

Multiple Choice

disturb, especially by minor irritations

• vex

• pecuniary

• precept

• livid

Match

Match the following

• smite

• tarry

• tryst

• uncanny

• vex

to strike with a blow

to delay or linger

a secret (romantic) meeting

strange or mysterious

to annoy

• to strike with a blow

• to delay or linger

• a secret (romantic) meeting

• strange or mysterious

• to annoy