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WorksheetsStage Fright 3 Vocabulary
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
glare (verb)
to look at someone angrily
to break the glass
the words to a song
to dance with no music
ensemble (noun)
group of soccer players playing against each other.
a small group of animal in the wild
a group of performers working together
a group of sentences in a paragraph
improbable (adjective)
Irresponsible people are impossible to believe!
unlikely to be true or to happen
probable
probable
likely, possible, credible, opposite of improbable.
no way, not likely
lyrics (noun)
a musical instrument
a sad song
the words to a song
a group of performers
rehearsal (noun)
a suggestion you give someone
a person whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television
a time when all those in a play, dance, or show spend time practicing
disdain (noun)
disgust for something or someone
to love something
to cry for not getting what you want
duet (noun)
eavesdrop (verb)
to answer a phone call at work
to watch a movie at the movie theater
to listen in secret to what other people are talking about
genuine (adjective)
funny, hilarious, amusing
phony, sham, or fake
not fake; real
jolt (verb)
make a sudden, jerky movement
the words to a song
unlikely to be true or to happen
sidle (verb)
a time when all those in a play, dance, or show spend time practicing
to move quietly or secretively
a performance by two people
solo (noun)
to look at someone angrily
music that is played by one person
disgust for something or someone
