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Vocabulary
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is a bard? | A singing poet who wrote about knights and their brave deeds |
| To copy or to imitate | Mimic |
| What does musical mean? | Capable of making music |
| Sparkly, shiny, glistening | Shimmery |
| What is a jester? | Men who entertained the king or queen with tricks and stunts |
| Not on purpose, by mistake | Accident |
| Barely | Nearly, not quite |
| Kindly sharing, willing to give | Generous |
| Misjudged | To form a wrong opinion, to make a wrong guess |
| Smells moldy or stale | Musty |
| Contentedly | Satisfied, content with things as they are |
| Long ropes | Cords |
| Harpsichord | A keyboard instrument similar to the keyboard |
| A musical play in which most of the words are sung to orchestral music | Opera |
| Souvenir | Something kept to remember a place, person, or event. |
| Composer | Someone who writes music |
| An image seen through a mirror or piece of transparent glass such as a window. | Reflection |
| Elevator | A platform or a small room that can be raised or lowered to carry people from one level to another in a building. |
| A member of the U.S. House of Representatives or of a state legislature. | Representatives |
| The floor of a fireplace and the area around it. | Hearth |
| Hustle | To hurry; rush |
| Capitol | The building in which a state legislature meets. |
| Capital | A city where the government of a state or country is located. |
| A board with instruments or controls for a vehicle or machine. | Panel |
| A long passage that is built underground or underwater. | Tunnel |
| Rebel | One who rejects authority or fights against it. |
| Companies | Groups |
| Preserve | To maintain, keep |
| Hard, black wood of a tree that grows in the tropics | Ebony |
| Orphan | A child whose parents are dead |
| Navigator | One who sets and directs a course or path |
| Scroll of scripture, usually hung on the front door of a Jewish family's home | mezuzah |
| To leave or abandon | deserting |