WorksheetsAnne Frank Play Vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Going up at an angle to a high point
steep
narrow
peaked
sloping
Going from happy to sad in seconds
mercurial
unabashed
loath
vile
a verb that means really hating something!
(a)
Church bells that play in different notes. The people in the annex always knew what time it is because of these.
clock
garment
steep
carillon
Not a lot. Only having a few, like a plate (a) filled with peas.
Anne greets the Van Daan with this. She lifts her skirt and bends her knees.
curtsy
garment
hand shake
vile
To do something that makes you stronger, like to take vitamins.
(a)
To describe something not let out, something that has built up and ready to explode like emotions
loathe
volcano
pent-up
indignantly
To become quite or still. Everyone must be (a) in the annex during working hours so the people below do not hear them.
Adjective for having a heavy, big body
steep
portly
unabashed
narrow
Adjective for something clear and obvious
(a)
Put in the right order:
shy
girl
German
short
a
blond
a shy, German, blond, short girl
a blond, shy, short, German girl
a blond, short, shy, German girl
Not afraid or embarrassed
(a)
Put in the right order
indignant
a
French
tall
boy
an indignant tall French boy
a French indignant tall boy
a tall, indignant French boy
An adjective for horrible or very bad
(a)
