Unit 11 Vocabulary
The orchestra played a beautiful song, using many different __________, such as violins, trumpets, and drums.
musical instruments
What is the name of the musical group in the story?
Stomp
Sarah is so __________ that she can talk for hours about her favorite books without stopping.
Who did Echo anger?
The Goddess Hera
The dancers began to __________ their feet to the rhythm of the music, making a loud, exciting sound.
stomp
What can an audience do after listening to The Vegetable Orchestra?
They can eat vegetable soup made from the instruments
In ancient Greek mythology, Athena was the __________ of wisdom and war.
Goddess
Why did Echo fall in love with Narcissus?
He was so strong and handsome
The __________ cheered and clapped after the play was finished, showing how much they enjoyed the performance.
audience
What does the band Stomp do on stage?
They stomp around on stage and create rhythms by beating or stepping on everyday things
If you didn’t hear the instructions the first time, you can ask the teacher to __________ them for you.
repeat
What happened when Narcissus pushed Echo away?
Her heart broke and she grew thinner by the day
The drummer kept a steady __________ that made everyone want to tap their feet to the music.
beat
What vegetables were used as examples for the Vegetable Orchestra?
1. Flutes made from carrots
2. Drums made from pumpkins
The magician waved his wand, and the rabbit __________ right before our eyes!
disappeared
What happened when Narcissus couldn't touch his reflection?
He became so sad that he became thinner and thinner until he disappeared
The __________ dog ran around the yard, jumping and wagging its tail all afternoon.
energetic
While listening to the Vegetable Orchestra, what can the audience enjoy?
The audience can enjoy the smell of vegetables in the air
In the story, the __________ lived in the forest, singing beautiful songs and taking care of the trees and flowers.
nymph
Today, if you shout in the mountains, what can you hear?
The soft sound of Echo answering back