VOCABULARY #1
FOND OF
LOOM
A FRAME USING TO WEAVE CLOTH
MAGNIFICENT
WONDERFUL
THE EMPEROR CARED SO MUCH ABOUT ___, BUT NOT MUCH ABOUT ___.
CLOTHES; SOLDIERS, THE THEATER
2 EXACT WORDS USED BY SOME OF THE LYING CHARACTERS TO DESCRIBE THE CLOTH/CLOTHES
MAGNIFICENT; EXCELLENT; CHARMING; BEAUTIFUL; SPLENDID
WISE
FELLOWS
MEN
EAGER
EXCITED FOR SOMETHING TO HAPPEN
THE WEAVERS CLAIMED THAT THE SPECIAL QUALITY OF THE CLOTH THEY WOVE IS THAT IT IS ___ TO THOSE WHO ARE ___.
INVISIBLE; UNFIT FOR THEIR JOBS OR NOT INTELLIGENT
HONOR THE EMPEROR GIVES TO THE WEAVERS
KNIGHTHOOD
FOOLISH
STUPID
ODD
STRANGE
SPECTACLES
EYEGLASSES
WHO IS THE FIRST PERSON THE EMPEROR SENDS IN TO CHECK ON THE WEAVERS' PROGRESS?
A FAITHFUL OLD WISE MAN
AUTHOR'S NAME
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
WARDROBE
ROOM OR CLOSET WHERE YOU KEEP YOUR CLOTHES
CANOPY
A COVERING FOR A KING
SIMPLETON
A STUPID PERSON
TWO THINGS THE WEAVERS ASKED FOR
SILK, GOLDEN THREAD, MONEY
1 PIECE OF CLOTHING THE WEAVERS "MADE" FOR THE EMPEROR
TROUSERS; MANTLE; SCARF
OBLIGED
THANKFUL TO SOMEONE
PRAISE
SAYING GOOD THINGS ABOUT OR TO SOMEONE
IN COUNCIL
IN AN OFFICIAL MEETING
WHEN THE EMPEROR GOES TO SEE THE WEAVERS' WORK, HE BRINGS ___WITH HIM.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT AND THE TWO HONEST MEN
AT THE END OF THE STORY, WHAT DOES THE CHILD YELL OUT:
"BUT THE EMPEROR HAS NOTHING AT ALL ON!"