WorksheetsVocab. Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What does prowess mean?
A strong desire for revenge
Exceptional skill or bravery
A sense of doubt or hesitation
A lack of concern
Sovereignty refers to:
freedom from external control : autonomy
A knight’s code of conduct
A formal agreement between two rulers
A lack of leadership
To rebuke someone means to:
Praise them highly
Warn them of danger
Sharply criticize them
Offer them assistance
Making amends means:
Creating a plan for the future
Strengthening an argument
Rejecting someone’s friendship
Apologizing or making up for a wrongdoing
Discretion means:
Quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offense or revealing private information.
Complete honesty regardless of consequences
The ability to manipulate others
Acting without thinking
The knight’s chivalry was evident when he:
Ignored the villagers in need
Refused to fight in battle
Protected the weak and showed respect to women
Lied to his fellow warriors
His virtue was most obvious when he:
Stole food from the hungry
Chose honesty over personal gain
Avoided making any decisions
Gave up when things got difficult
She showed repentance by:
Apologizing and trying to correct her mistake
Blaming others for her actions
Ignoring the consequences of her mistake
Denying she did anything wrong
His submission to the king meant that he:
Challenged his authority
Accepted and obeyed his rule
Ignored his commands
Fought against him in battle
The lawyer fought for his client’s vindication, which means:
Proving the client’s guilt
Accepting an unfair punishment
Proving the client’s innocence
Hiding the truth from the court
A synonym for zeal is:
Passion
Indifference
Doubt
Regret
Invincible is closest in meaning to:
Easily defeated
Unstoppable
Weak
Temporary
Allegiance is most similar to:
Loyalty
Betrayal
Independence
Confusion
Admonition is closest in meaning to:
Praise
Reward
Warning
Encouragement
A synonym for peril is:
Danger
Celebration
Kindness
Happiness
An antonym for fortitude is:
Courage
Strength
Weakness
Bravery
The opposite of treachery is:
Betrayal
Loyalty
Dishonesty
Trickery
An antonym for monarch is:
King
Queen
Peasant
Emperor
The opposite of valor is:
Success
Heroism
Strength
Cowardice
An antonym for rebuke is:
Punish
Ignore
Criticize
Praise
The hero’s valor was displayed when he ____.
Ran away from the battlefield
Fought bravely despite the odds
Hid in the castle until the battle ended
Let his soldiers fight without him
The knight’s allegiance was with ____.
His enemies
The opposing kingdom
His ruler and country
No one; he betrayed everyone
The villain’s treachery was evident when he ____.
Helped the hero
Betrayed his closest allies
Donated money to the kingdom
Acted with honesty
The advisor gave the king an admonition, warning him about ____.
His loyal followers
His good fortune
A joyful celebration
A potential betrayal
The general’s fortitude was tested when he ____.
Fled from the battlefield
Bravely led his troops despite being outnumbered
Surrendered before the battle started
Refused to fight
Which sentence correctly uses the word prowess?
His prowess in battle made him a feared warrior.
She showed great prowess by avoiding all responsibilities.
He had prowess in forgetting important tasks.
The prowess of the storm frightened the villagers.
Which sentence correctly uses sovereignty?
The dog’s sovereignty over the house made it obedient.
He practiced sovereignty by listening to his coach.
The child showed great sovereignty in the classroom.
The queen’s sovereignty allowed her to rule independently.
Choose the sentence that incorrectly uses zeal:
She showed great zeal in her efforts to learn.
His zeal for adventure led him to explore distant lands.
The king showed his zeal by sleeping through the meeting.
They approached the competition with zeal and determination.
Which sentence correctly uses submission?
His submission to the authorities ended the standoff.
The soldier's submission meant he continued fighting.
Submission to learning means never listening to teachers.
She showed submission by arguing against all orders.
Identify the incorrect use of rebuke:
The coach rebuked the player for missing practice.
The boss rebuked his employees for being late.
He faced a rebuke for his poor behavior in class.
She rebuked her friend by praising her kindness.
A knight who follows chivalry would most likely:
Betray his lord
Protect the innocent
Refuse to follow the law
Show cowardice in battle
If someone is invincible, they are:
Easily defeated
Impossible to conquer
Vulnerable to attack
Showing fear
A person who commits treachery is most likely to:
Betray their closest friends
Show great loyalty
Act with kindness and honesty
Avoid taking risks
The king showed fortitude when he:
Fled the battlefield in fear
Bravely faced his enemies
Cried over small problems
Complained about his responsibilities
What would be the best response to a vindication?
Relief, because the truth has been revealed
Anger, because you've been proven guilty
Indifference, because nothing has changed
Fear, because you were caught lying
