WorksheetsHow the Camel Got His Hump - Vocabulary (Q2W4)
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
An old world shrub or small tree with tiny scalelike leaves borne on slender branches
trot
indaba
plough
tamarisks
a herbaceous American plant with milky sap
milkweed
prickles
palaver
punchayet
a small thorn
palaver
pow-wow
prickles
trot
used to turn up the earth of an area of land
tamarisks
plough
indaba
trot
long and idle discussion
palaver
milkweed
prickles
pow-wow
is an important conference held by the Zulu peoples of South Africa
trot
prickles
Indaba
tamarisks
a village council in India or Southern Pakistan
Punchayet
plough
palaver
prickles
a North American Indian ceremony involving feasting, singing, and dancing
milkweed
indaba
pow-wow
plough
to proceed at a pace faster than a walk
trot
pow-wow
indaba
palaver
Almost all the yard has been overtaken by ________.
plough
milkweed
trot
palaver
The pond is bordered by many _________, with lots of scaly leaves.
indaba
pow-wow
punchayet
tamarisks
The ________ were sharp and poked me all over.
palaver
trot
prickles
plough
The horse was able of pulling the ______ through the field.
plough
prickles
milkweed
punchayet
The _______ between the elderly couples made the children get bored quickly.
tamarisks
prickles
palaver
trot
The annual Zulu ______ was held in December last year.
prickles
Indaba
pow-wow
milkweed
The Pakistani village's _________ met every week to discuss new suggestions for village rules and laws.
pow-wow
Punchayet
tamarisks
palaver
The Chickasaw tribe's _______ was the biggest ceremony they'd ever had.
pow-wow
trot
plough
indaba
My horse does not like to go slower than a steady ____.
tamarisks
prickles
punchayet
trot
