WorksheetsHMS ELA Term 4 Vocabulary Year B FINAL
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Very accurate and exact
improvise
wrath
laguid
precise
extreme anger or rage
monologue
wrath
wrought
abate
drooping from exhaustion
implore
craven
laguid
prose
the things that are said by the characters in a story, movie, or play
monologue
prose
verse
dialogue
unharmed, not injured
parody
prowes
shirk
unscathed
to speak or perform without preparation
improvise
monologue
prose
parody
carefully formed or worked into shape
divining
wrought
shirk
leer
bold, confident, daring
audacious
unscathed
distraught
nurture
to deliberately avoid doing something you should do
leer
shirk
covet
implore
unable to unwilling to believe something
incredulous
audacious
wrought
distraught
to look at someone in a sly or unpleasant way
shirk
craven
implore
leer
to decrease in intensity or force
abate
shirk
languid
leer
a piece of writing or music that imitates the style of someone or something else in an amusing way.
dialogue
prose
persona
parody
discovering
wrought
wrath
divining
distraught
writing in which words are arranged in a rhythmic pattern
prose
verse
dialogue
parody
the image or personality that a person presents to other people
persona
prose
shirk
craven
so upset and worried that you cannot think clearly
covet
distraught
audacious
unscathed
to make a serous request; to beg
leer
abate
prowess
implore
speech or written expression of thoughts by a character; always written from the first-person point of view
dialogue
improvise
monologue
parody
to strongly want something for yourself
covet
craven
nurture
prose
coward; lacking courage
covet
craven
leer
audacious
writing that is not poetry
prose
verse
parody
monologue
to allow or encourage growth
leer
wrath
unscathed
nurture
worried or upset
perturbed
incredulous
divining
prowess
great skill or bavery
abate
craven
languid
prowess
