Synonyms
Antonyms
Old vs. Modern meaning
Context clues
Parts of Speech
100

Enemy

What is "foe"?

100

Obedience

What is "defiance"?

100

In Shakespeare, fair often meant beautiful. What does it often mean today?

What is light-skinned or light-haired?

100

Which of these would people not feign? Illness; opening a door; interest; understanding 


What is "opening a door"? (You either did a physical action or you didn't.)

100

What part of speech is "affections"?

What is NOUN?

200

Touched/Affected

What is "moved"?

200
Goodwill

What is "enmity"?

200

In Shakespeare, a kinsman was a relative. What modern word do we use instead?

What is "family member" or relative?

200

In what situation would you need to be discreet: explaining a mistake of someone else on your team; ordering a burger at a burger restaurant; discussing a patient's medical records; a thief trying not to get caught

What is "ordering a burger at a burger restaurant"? (There would be nothing you need to hide in this.)

200

If a person is said to be moved or to feel moved, what part of speech is "moved"?

What is an "adjective"? (People feel sad/happy/moved; "sad, happy, & moved" are all adjectives describing the noun "people.")

300

Argument

What is "quarrel"?

300

Steady

What is "inconstant"?

300

"Slay" is a word used in Shakespearean times. What modern word might we use instead in everyday English?

What is "kill" or "murder"?

300

Which preposition comes after inquire in a sentence: in, on, about, after?

What is "inquire 'ABOUT'"?

300
What part of speech is "defiance"?

What is "noun"? (The state of being defiant!!!)

400

Obtain

What is "procure"?

400

Apathetic

What is "bewitched"?

400

In Shakespeare's time, they might use "utter" ... What would we utter?

What is "say"?

400

In what situation, would we NOT use "procure"? procure a rare medicine; procure additional funding; procure the finest flowers; procure some snacks

What is "procure some snacks"? (It's too informal a use for "procure." We'd just say "get.")

400

Part of speech: "impute"
On Monday, Ellen will impute her failure to complete the project on her malfunctioning computer.

What is "verb"? (will impute = "will" is a helping verb helping the main verb "impute")

500
Nimbleness

What is "dexterity"?

500

Enhance/Improve

What is "mar"?

500

If people show ____ to the Prince's command to keep the peace, they will pay with their life.

What is "defiance"?

500

If someone's paycheck amount was wrong...
If someone was bullied by a work supervisor...
If a student felt her project was graded unfairly...
they might file a ...

What is "grievance"?

500
Work for those 500 points people: In terms of part of speech, what's the difference between "heretic" and "heretical"? 
What is "heretic is a noun and heretical is an adjective"? (Some Jews wanted to kill Jesus because they thought his ideas were heretical. 

e.g. heretical ideas)

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