Definitions
Definitions, part II
Fill-in fun
Fill-in fun, part II
Grab Bag
100

a member of the highest social class

nobleman

100

someone who buys or sells things; the owner of a store

merchant

100

In ___________ times, only privileged children learned to read and write.

medieval

100

In medieval times, children would leave home to become ___________ blacksmiths, tailors, or armorers.

apprentice

100

A king could reward a knight who had done well by giving him a ________.

title

200

competing

rival

200

to change something completely

transform

200

The ________ teams shook hands after the game and congratulated each other on playing hard. 

rival

200
Many ____________ singers try out for shows like "The Voice" or "America's Got Talent."

aspiring

200

to give strength to or cause something to happen

fuel

300

showing complete faithfulness and support

loyal

300

hoping to be or become something

aspiring

300

His grumpiness was ____________ by not getting enough sleep and being hungry. 

fueled

300

Plants need light, air and sun to __________ and grow. 

thrive

300

having to do with the Middle Ages

medieval

400

a person who learns a skill or trade by working with a skilled craftsman for a period of time, usually for no pay

apprentice

400

a name that describes a person's job or status

title

400
The rabbit __________ from its burrow to look for food.

emerged

400

A __________- friend will stand by you even when you're having a bad day. 

loyal

400
to grow and succeed

thrive

500

having power to change or affect important things or people

influential

500

to become known or come into existence

emerge

500

The students used decorations to ______ their room into a haunted house.

transform

500

Young men who became knights were usually from ___ families; it cost money to get training, a horse, and armor.

privileged
500
An ____________   ___________ would probably need to learn to read, write, and do math so he could run his own store.

aspiring merchant

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