Shakespeare/Greek Language Activity

The knight, weary from battle, gazed upon the castle walls and saw a beacon of light shining through the darkness, guiding him home.

• A small flame

• A warning sign

• A guiding light

• A hidden passage

Lady Beatrice did chide her brother for his reckless behavior, warning him that his folly would bring disgrace upon their family.

• Praise

• Scold

• Ignore

• Encourage

The nobleman’s words were filled with enmity, for he could not forgive the betrayal of his once-beloved friend.

• Strong loyalty

• Great sadness

• Overwhelming joy

• Deep hatred

"Dost thou seek to usurp my rightful throne?" the prince demanded, drawing his sword against his treacherous cousin.

• Steal or take by force

• Protect from harm

• Rightfully inherit

• Bow in submission

The king’s decision to pardon the prisoner was met with consternation, for many believed the man deserved punishment, not mercy.

• Great joy

• Confusion and concern

With a heart full of melancholy, Juliet sat by the window, mourning the love she feared was lost forever.

• Happiness

• Sadness

• Excitement

• Anger

The court jester’s witty remarks caused the entire hall to burst into laughter, even earning a smile from the solemn king.

• Clever and amusing

• Foolish and clumsy

• Rude and offensive

• Long and boring

Sir Reginald was known for his gallant nature, always defending the honor of those who could not fight for themselves.

• Brave and noble

• Dishonest and cruel

• Selfish and greedy

• Quiet and timid

The queen’s adorned gown shimmered under the candlelight, its golden embroidery a sign of her great wealth.

• Torn and tattered

• Heavy and uncomfortable

• Plain and simple

• Decorated beautifully

The rogue thief crept through the ominous alley, his every step shadowed by the moon’s eerie glow. CHOOSE THE ANTONYMS

• Bright and cheerful

• Dark and threatening

• Safe and welcoming

• Clean and tidy