The last Pharaoh and queen of Egypt. She fell in love and married Roman general, Marc Antony. She and Marc Antony decided to kill themselves after being defeated by Octavius.

Red fluid in a persons body. If you cut yourself, you bleed this.

To be hurt physically. Usually serious. May cause bleeding.

To do something softly. Being carefully while doing something, like holding a baby.

To rest by lying down. Past tense of 'lay'.

To relax the body. The past tense of 'rest'.

Losing life. The present tense of 'die'.

The country in north-eastern Africa. The River Nile runs through this country.

Also known as Marc Antony or Marcus Antonius. A powerful Roman general and co-ruler of Rome. He fell in love and married Cleopatra, last queen of Egypt. He killed himself with his sword to avoid a humiliating death.

A title or name given to a Roman emperor. Octavius was the first emperor of Rome and changed his name to Caesar Augustus.

To have taken life. Past tense of 'kill'.

A time of freedom from war and conflict.

Held tightly. Past tense of 'clench'.

To have past on something to someone else. Past tense of 'give'.

To put something down slowly. Past tense of 'lower'.

Destroyed by fire. Past tense of 'burn'.

Soft talking. Past tense of 'whisper'.

Something that is unclear or hard to see through. Past tense of 'cloud'.

A female ruler of an independent state or country, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.

To be upright on one or more legs.

To stretch out an arm in a specified direction in order to touch or grasp something.

A container used to hold or carry things. Typically made from interwoven strips of cane or wire.

Curled into round shapes. Past tense of 'coil'.

To have slowly moved down into something else. Example: His feet ____ into the wet sand. The past tense of 'sink'.

Having a pleasant taste similar to sugar or honey.

A liquid used by women to give themselves a nice smell. Usually sprayed on lightly.

Easy to mould, cut, compress, or fold. Not hard or firm to the touch.

Something that has finished. Past tense of 'end'.

The co-ruler of Rome, along with Lepidus and Marc Antony, after the assassination of Julius Caesar. He becomes angered by Antony's relationship with Cleopatra. He defeats Antony and Cleopatra's forces in the Battle of Actium.

A 15th century playwright and poet who wrote many plays including 'Antony & Cleopatra'. This play is based on the real, historical people.

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Antony & Cleopatra

Term	Definition
Cleopatra	The last Pharaoh and queen of Egypt. She fell in love and married Roman general, Marc Antony. She and Marc Antony decided to kill themselves after being defeated by Octavius.
blood	Red fluid in a persons body. If you cut yourself, you bleed this.
wound	To be hurt physically. Usually serious. May cause bleeding.
gently	To do something softly. Being carefully while doing something, like holding a baby.
laid	To rest by lying down. Past tense of 'lay'.
rested	To relax the body. The past tense of 'rest'.
dying	Losing life. The present tense of 'die'.
Egypt	The country in north-eastern Africa. The River Nile runs through this country.
Antony	Also known as Marc Antony or Marcus Antonius. A powerful Roman general and co-ruler of Rome. He fell in love and married Cleopatra, last queen of Egypt. He killed himself with his sword to avoid a humiliating death.
Caesar	A title or name given to a Roman emperor. Octavius was the first emperor of Rome and changed his name to Caesar Augustus.
killed	To have taken life. Past tense of 'kill'.
peace	A time of freedom from war and conflict.
clenched	Held tightly. Past tense of 'clench'.
thousands	An unspecified large number.
given	To have past on something to someone else. Past tense of 'give'.
lowered	To put something down slowly. Past tense of 'lower'.
gone	No longer present; departed.
burned	Destroyed by fire. Past tense of 'burn'.
whispered	Soft talking. Past tense of 'whisper'.
clouded	Something that is unclear or hard to see through. Past tense of 'cloud'.
queen	A female ruler of an independent state or country, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
stand	To be upright on one or more legs.
reach	To stretch out an arm in a specified direction in order to touch or grasp something.
basket	A container used to hold or carry things. Typically made from interwoven strips of cane or wire.
coiled	Curled into round shapes. Past tense of 'coil'.
throne	A special chair for a ruler.
fangs	Long, sharp, pointed teeth.
sunk	To have slowly moved down into something else. Example: His feet ____ into the wet sand. The past tense of 'sink'.
breast	A person's chest.
sweet	Having a pleasant taste similar to sugar or honey.
perfume	A liquid used by women to give themselves a nice smell. Usually sprayed on lightly.
soft	Easy to mould, cut, compress, or fold. Not hard or firm to the touch.
ended	Something that has finished. Past tense of 'end'.
Octavius	The co-ruler of Rome, along with Lepidus and Marc Antony, after the assassination of Julius Caesar. He becomes angered by Antony's relationship with Cleopatra. He defeats Antony and Cleopatra's forces in the Battle of Actium.
William Shakespeare	A 15th century playwright and poet who wrote many plays including 'Antony & Cleopatra'. This play is based on the real, historical people.

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