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The Raven Vocabulary

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

surcease

a)

the edge of white water that comes in on the tide

b)
  1. to stop or end something

c)

a burst of energy or excitement

d)

a feeling of hapiness or joy

2.

entreating

a)

asking someone earnestly or seriously for something.

b)

giving a gift or present to someone

c)

speaking loudly to get attention

d)

hiding a reward inside of something

3.

yore

a)

mythical creatures in a Jonathan Swift novel

b)

belonging to another person

c)
  1. a long time ago; in the past.

d)

folktales passed on from generation to generation

4.

tempest

a)
  1. a small, peaceful breeze that gently cools the air

b)

an evil spirit that brings destruction

c)

one that brings peace and escape

d)

a strong, violent storm

5.

obeisance

a)
  1.  a respectful gesture or action, like a bow or curtsy, showing honor

b)
  1. a small ornamental box used for storing jewelry

c)
  1. a type of musical rhythm in classical compositions

d)

to stand up against; to defy

6.

mien

a)
  1. a small musical instrument played with the fingers

b)
  1. a type of fabric used in traditional clothing

c)
  1. a style of handwriting used in calligraphy

d)
  1. a person's appearance or facial expression that shows their mood or character

7.

beguiling

a)
  1. charming or pleasing in a way that can trick or deceive someone

b)
  1. causing confusion or bewilderment without charm

c)
  1. showing anger or frustration openly

d)
  1. acting in a clumsy or awkward manner

8.

countenance

a)

a small container used for holding spices

b)

a formal agreement between two parties

c)

a person's face or facial expression

d)
  1. a measurement unit for liquid volume

9.

craven

a)

very cowardly or lacking courage

b)
  1. having a cheerful and optimistic attitude

c)
  1. showing great strength and bravery in battle

d)
  1. skilled at solving complex problems quickly

10.

placid

a)
  1. brightly colored and highly decorative

b)
  1. loud and boisterous, causing a commotion

c)

calm, peaceful, and not easily upset

d)
  1. rough and difficult to navigate