Vocabulary Quizs

Meddle (v)

• To assist someone in need.

• To interfere in other people's business in an unwanted way.

• To ignore someone's problems.

• To collaborate with others on a project.

Plight (n)

• A difficult or dangerous situation.

• A joyful celebration.

• A peaceful resolution.

• A common occurrence.

Armor (n)

• A type of clothing worn for fashion purposes.

• A protective suit, usually made of heavy metal, worn by knights mostly in the middle ages.

• A type of weapon used in battle.

• A decorative item worn by royalty.

Homage (n)

• A type of food

• A form of special respect or honor.

• A legal document

• A musical composition

Psalm (n)

• A type of musical instrument used in churches.

• A poem or song used in religious worship.

• A religious leader or priest.

• A sacred text or scripture.

Ardent (adj.)

• Having or showing very strong feelings.

• Lacking enthusiasm or interest.

• Characterized by indifference or apathy.

• Exhibiting a calm and composed demeanor.

Page (n)

• A young boy in training to become a knight.

• A seasoned warrior ready for battle.

• A nobleman overseeing a kingdom.

• A squire preparing for a tournament.

Squire (n)

• A young man in the final stages of training to become a knight.

• A type of medieval armor worn by knights.

• A servant who assists a knight in battle.

• A nobleman who has not yet been knighted.

Ballad (n)

• A type of dance

• A poem or song that tells a story.

• A short story for children

• A musical instrument used in orchestras.

Dub (v)

• To give a name or title to someone.

• To make a loud noise.

• To dance in a rhythmic manner.

• To create a visual art piece.