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WorksheetsWeek 24: Vocabulary
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 12mins
Dost/Doth
Didn't
Did
Do or does
Doesn't
An exciting or challenging activity, situation, or argument
foe
woo
quarrel
fray
Too seek the favor, support, or love of someone
whence
woo
whither
foe
A heated argument or disagreement usually about something of little importance
quarrel
foe
fray
dost/doth
Enemy
fray
woo
foe
thee/thou
You
Woo
Foe
Thee/Thou
Dost/Doth
TO what place (are we going)?
dost/doth
woo
whence
whither
FROM what place (are you coming from)?
whence
whither
dost/doth
thee/thou
If they misbehave, they will be sent back from (a) they came.
They all went towards the ominous sound without knowing (a) or why they were going.
To my mind you are altogether lovely; behold, (a) art fair, my love; there is no flaw in thee.
Tybalt is the formidable (a) of Mercutio.
My sister and I used to (a) all the time over who got to wear our great-grandma's pearl necklace.
Paris was told by Lord Capulet that he should (a) Juliet instead of forcing her into marriage.
A simple sword fight between servants turned into a (a) once Benvolio and Tybalt got involved and drew a large audience.
The boys gives warning that something (a) approach.
