WorksheetsPrince and Pauper Vocabulary Ch. 1 - 6
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
the official practice of begging (in 16th century England this was only legal for the sick and elderly)
raiment
theft
mendicancy
obeisance
sad, lonely, a feeling of hopelessness
bewildered
forlorn
mirth
malady
a movement of the body to show respect
obeisance
raiment
ruffian
malady
a synonym for raiment
food
clothing
shelter
rain
a synonym for "perhaps"
malady
buffet
mirth
mayhap
a short, heavy club
ruffian
cudgel
prodigious
mayhap
to strike/hit with the hand or fist
mirth
bewildered
cudgel
buffet
a brutal person; a bully
cozen
ruffian
conjure
malady
deeply or utterly confused
bewildered
mirth
cudgel
obeisance
The _____ church stood on the hilltop and could be seen for miles around.
ruffian
cozen
forlorn
prodigious
happiness accompanied with laughter
mirth
malady
mayhap
mendicancy
a disease or disorder of the body or mind
cozen
mendicancy
cudgel
malady
a synonym for "trick or deceive"
cudgel
buffet
cozen
conjure
to summon or bring up as if by magic
conjure
cozen
mayhap
buffet
The forlorn and starving pauper walked _____ down the street.
despondently
exulted
jauntily
haughtily
