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WorksheetsThe Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe Vocabulary
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The White Queen was very inquisitive about where Edmund had been.
happy
sad
disturbed
curious
Mr. Tumnus felt very melancholy that Lucy had to leave.
sad
happy
unusual
big
You mean there's snow in the wardrobe? What a jolly good hoax Lucy.
coat
happy
shoe
joke
Edmund was spiteful toward Lucy because he was angry at her.
funny
silly
generous
mean
A territory that a person controls is a
forest
castle
dominion
row
When you have the desire to hurt someone, you are
spiteful
ashamed
generous
shy
When you are inquisitive, you
think positively
have an interest in learning things
always give your best effort
refuse to give up
If you are jeering at someone, you are
bragging about your intelligence
looking at them intently
shouting insults at them
giving them a compliment
To put to sleep or sooth
spiteful
lulling
hoax
ordinary
If you play a trick or joke on someone, it can be called a:
scam
hoax
secret
birthday
A synonym for disgusting is
repulsive
massive
confusing
compulsive
lands, territories, regions or areas under control
muffler
harboring
dominions
premises
guilty of or involving betrayal or deception
treacherous
rampant
pavilion
threshold
to give up, put aside, or deny
renounce
forfeit
campaign
siege
acting smug
gloating
hoarse
treacherous
having a voice that sounds rough and husky
hoarse
spiteful
solemn
a synonym of admirable
noble
spiteful
stern
a synonym of serious
noble
solemn
hoax
angry is a synonym for
crossly
marvel
liberate
The alarm was ___.
tame
deafening
renounce
a synonym for alarm
dismay
marvel
prodigious
eating or drinking excessively
gluttony
overpowering
scornfully
something that causes feelings of wonder
crossly
liberated
marvel
The king ___ his prisoners.
repulsive
tame
liberated
a synonym for immense
prodigious
marvel
dismay
