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WorksheetsRomeo and Juliet Vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 13mins
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1.
Definition of "Fate"
a)
The development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power
b)
The result of careful planning and hard work
c)
A random sequence of events
d)
The ability to control one's own destiny
2.
Definition of "Feud"
a)
A peaceful resolution
b)
A short and friendly argument
c)
A harmonious agreement
d)
A prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute
3.
Definition of "Lament"
a)
To convey excitement and enthusiasm
b)
To show indifference and apathy
c)
To express joy and happiness
d)
To express sorrow, mourning, or regret
4.
Definition of "Baleful"
a)
peaceful and soothing
b)
threatening or harmful in effect
c)
friendly and helpful
d)
kind and benevolent
5.
Romeo and Juliet's (a) actions resulted in their deaths.
6.
His eyes were dark, (a) , and thoughtful.
7.
I hope my friends (a) their differences. I want us all to stay friends!
8.
The team had to (a) the match because they didn't have enough players.
9.
The knight almost died on his (a) adventure
10.
Definition of "Vexation"
a)
The feeling of being calm and relaxed
b)
The feeling of being happy and content
c)
The feeling of being energetic and enthusiastic
d)
The feeling of being annoyed, frustrated, or worried
11.
It's (a) ! We were meant to be together!
12.
Because of the (a) between their teams, the game was sure to be exciting!
13.
He wouldn't want you to (a) his passing.
14.
The (a) villian came up with the evil plan
15.
Definition of Perilous
a)
Safe and secure
b)
Harmless and benign
c)
Stable and predictable
d)
Full of danger or risk
16.
Definition of forfeit
a)
To be forgiven for a mistake.
b)
To gain something as a reward for wrongdoing.
c)
To lose or be deprived of something as a penalty for wrongdoing.
d)
To receive a prize for good behavior.
17.
Definition of reconcile
a)
To restore friendly relations between two parties; to make two or more apparently conflicting things compatible or consistent.
b)
To ignore any differences and inconsistencies
c)
To make two or more conflicting things even more incompatible
d)
To cause further conflict between two parties
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