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WorksheetsThe Middle Ages Vocabulary #2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
armor (noun)
Armor is a noun that refers to protective covering used to keep a person safe from injury during battle (armored)
esteemed (adjective)
highly regarded or admired
influential (adjective)
Lacking authority or power
Having the power to influence or affect important things or people
Being easily influenced by others
Having no impact on others
title (noun)
a caption
a name that describes a person's job or status
a subtitle
a heading
ransom (noun)
money that is paid to free someone who was captured
aspiring (adjective)
Having no goals or aspirations
Being content with the current situation
Lacking any desire to improve oneself
hoping to be or become something
enclose (verb)
to surround or close off on all sides (enclosed)
siege (noun)
A peaceful negotiation to resolve a conflict
A type of military training exercise
a situation in which soldiers surround a city or building to try to take control of it
merchant (noun)
A person who buys goods only for personal use
someone who buys or sells things (owner of a store)
A type of financial institution
A government official in charge of trade regulations
apprentice (noun)
a person learning a trade or skill by working with a skilled craftsman for a period of time: usually with no pay
emerge (verb)
to become known or come into existence (emerged)
advise (verb)
thrive (verb)
to grow and succeed
homophones: words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings
to (preposition)
go two the store
go to the store
homophone: too
number word: comes after one
means also
