WorksheetsThe Boy in the Striped Pajamas - Vocabulary Chapters 1-3
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
muster
to bring together
to think that something is true without knowing that it is true
to make a series of short, loud noises like the noises of someone who is struggling to breathe
being such as may be reasonably anticipated
mucky
wet dirt or mud
a law or rule that limits or controls something
British for zucchini
a traditional Scottish cloth pattern of stripes in different colors and widths that cross each other to form squares
tartan
a traditional Scottish cloth pattern of stripes in different colors and widths that cross each other to form squares
a structure like a fence with a bar on top that is built along the side of a set of stairs
a law or rule that limits or controls something
wet dirt or mud
spluttering
to make a series of short, loud noises like the noises of someone who is struggling to breathe
to think that something is true without knowing that it is true
a person who works in or owns a store that sells fresh vegetables and fruit
British for zucchini
banister
a structure like a fence with a bar on top that is built along the side of a set of stairs
lacking the people, plants, animals, etc. that make people feel welcome in a place
being such as may be reasonably anticipated
the condition of being more important than someone or someone else and therefore coming or being dealt with first
presumed
to think that something is true without knowing that it is true
to make a series of short, loud noises like the noises of someone who is struggling to breathe
being such as may be reasonably anticipated
an officer who is in charge of a group of soldiers in the military
desolate
lacking the people, plants, animals, etc. that make people feel welcome in a place
being such as may be reasonably anticipated
to make a series of short, loud noises like the noises of someone who is struggling to breathe
to bring together
restrictions
a law or rule that limits or controls something
wet dirt or mud
to bring together
to think that something is true without knowing that it is true
courgettes
British for zucchini
a law or rule that limits or controls something
an officer who is in charge of a group of soldiers in the military
a traditional Scottish cloth pattern of stripes in different colors and widths that cross each other to form squares
forseeable
being such as may be reasonably anticipated
lacking the people, plants, animals, etc. that make people feel welcome in a place
to bring together
to make a series of short, loud noises like the noises of someone who is struggling to breathe
priorities
the condition of being more important than something or someone else and therefore coming or being dealt with first
a person who works in or owns a store that sells fresh vegetables and fruit
an officer who is in charge of a group of soldiers in the military
a structure like a fence with a bar on the top that is built along the side of a set of stairs
greengrocers
a person who works in or owns a store that sells fresh vegetables and fruit
an officer who is in charge of a group of soldiers in the military
a structure like a fenced with a bar on top that is built along the side of a set of stairs
British for zucchini
commandants
an officer who is in charge of a group of soldiers in the military
British for zucchini
a law or rule that limits or controls something
wet dirt or mud
