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HMS ELA Term 4 Vocabulary Year B FINAL

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Very accurate and exact

a)

improvise

b)

wrath

c)

laguid

d)

precise

2.

extreme anger or rage

a)

monologue

b)

wrath

c)

wrought

d)

abate

3.

drooping from exhaustion

a)

implore

b)

craven

c)

laguid

d)

prose

4.

the things that are said by the characters in a story, movie, or play

a)

monologue

b)

prose

c)

verse

d)

dialogue

5.

unharmed, not injured

a)

parody

b)

prowes

c)

shirk

d)

unscathed

6.

to speak or perform without preparation

a)

improvise

b)

monologue

c)

prose

d)

parody

7.

carefully formed or worked into shape

a)

divining

b)

wrought

c)

shirk

d)

leer

8.

bold, confident, daring

a)

audacious

b)

unscathed

c)

distraught

d)

nurture

9.

to deliberately avoid doing something you should do

a)

leer

b)

shirk

c)

covet

d)

implore

10.

unable to unwilling to believe something

a)

incredulous

b)

audacious

c)

wrought

d)

distraught

11.

to look at someone in a sly or unpleasant way

a)

shirk

b)

craven

c)

implore

d)

leer

12.

to decrease in intensity or force

a)

abate

b)

shirk

c)

languid

d)

leer

13.

a piece of writing or music that imitates the style of someone or something else in an amusing way.

a)

dialogue

b)

prose

c)

persona

d)

parody

14.

discovering

a)

wrought

b)

wrath

c)

divining

d)

distraught

15.

writing in which words are arranged in a rhythmic pattern

a)

prose

b)

verse

c)

dialogue

d)

parody

16.

the image or personality that a person presents to other people

a)

persona

b)

prose

c)

shirk

d)

craven

17.

so upset and worried that you cannot think clearly

a)

covet

b)

distraught

c)

audacious

d)

unscathed

18.

to make a serous request; to beg

a)

leer

b)

abate

c)

prowess

d)

implore

19.

speech or written expression of thoughts by a character; always written from the first-person point of view

a)

dialogue

b)

improvise

c)

monologue

d)

parody

20.

to strongly want something for yourself

a)

covet

b)

craven

c)

nurture

d)

prose

21.

coward; lacking courage

a)

covet

b)

craven

c)

leer

d)

audacious

22.

writing that is not poetry

a)

prose

b)

verse

c)

parody

d)

monologue

23.

to allow or encourage growth

a)

leer

b)

wrath

c)

unscathed

d)

nurture

24.

worried or upset

a)

perturbed

b)

incredulous

c)

divining

d)

prowess

25.

great skill or bavery

a)

abate

b)

craven

c)

languid

d)

prowess