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WorksheetsThe Prince and the Pauper Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
The king expected his son to be his
impostor
pauper
successor
recollection
Tom looked like a prince, but he was a
pauper
successor
constable
herald
The __________seemed to make the prince forgetful.
impostor
pauper
affliction
recollection
The king began to doubt that his son was________.
affliction
impostor
pauper
sane
The boy had no _____of where he put the seal.
affliction
impostor
recollection
successor
Was he the real prince or an ________?
affliction
impostor
pauper
constable
Synonym for pauper.
(Select all that apply)
poor person
beggar
prince
nobleman
synonym for affliction
(select all the apply)
illness
disorder
disease
advantage
health
A person who uses a false name or identity
impostor
pauper
constable
jailer
something remembered
recollection
pauper
successor
affliction
someone who is extremely poor
pauper
villager
prince
page
a person who follows another, taking on his or her rights or duties
successor
pauper
impostor
predecessor
mentally healthy; reasonable
sane
afflicted
impostor
pauper
something remembered
recollection
affliction
successor
pauper
synonym for successor
heir
beggar
boss
pauper
Synonym for recollection
memory
collection
disease
heir
How did Hurricane Katrina affect the residents of New Orleans?affect
to produce a response or reaction
to bring about an intended result
not stated directly
having a logical connection with something else
How did you interpret the results of the experiment?interpret
to explain the meaning of something
easy to understand
to develop a plan, system, or method
to produce a response or reaction
What associations can you make between your life and the life of the narrator in "The Good Deed"?associations
having a logical connection with something else
connections between thought, ideas, or images
not stated directly
to explain the meaning of something
Make sure you convey your personal opinions in your essay.convey
features or qualities that help identify, describe, or recognize something
to communicate something and make it known
not stated directly
able to be trusted or accurate
