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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| brief | short |
| Category | A group of things that have similar characteristics |
| Consequence | A result of something |
| Explanatory | Helping explain or make something clearer |
| Fact | Something that is true |
| Highlight | To focus on and draw attention to something |
| indicate | to point something out |
| Informational book or text | a document providing facts about something |
| Informative | Providing information and facts about something; useful or helpful. |
| Link | To connect two or more things or ideas. |
| Lord | A man in the upper class who ruled a large area of land |
| Lady | A female member of the nobility |
| Privledged | having more advantages or opportunities. |
| Rival | Someone or something you compete with. |
| Loyal | Showing faithfulness and support |
| scythe | A farming tool with a curved blade and long handle. |
| Armor | protective metal covering used to keep a person safe from injury during battle |
| Esteemed | Highly regarded; admired |
| Influential | having power to change or affect important things or people |
| Title | a name that describes a persons job or status |
| ransom | money that is paid to free someone who was captured during battle |
| enclose | to surround or close in |
| siege | a situation in which soldiers or police officers surround a city or building to try to take control of it |
| fuel | to give strength to or cause something to happen |
| mechant | someone who buys and sells things; the owner of a store |
| emerge | to become known or come into existence |
| thrive | to grow and succeed |
| hustle and bustle | a great deal of activity and noise |
| curfew | an order or law requiring people to be in their homes and a certain time, usually at night. |
| tavern | a place where people can get drinks and a meal or sleep while they are traveling |
| apprentice | a person who learns a skill or trade by working with a skill craftsman for a period of time, usually for no pay |
| advise | to give a suggestion about how something should be done |
| summon | to call or send for someone |
| anchored | strongly connected |
| fast | to eat little or no food |
| rose window | a circular shaped stained-glass window in a church that contains a pattern near the center |
| spire | a tall, cone-shaped structure at the top of a building |
| devote | to give time or attention to something |
| exquisite | extremely beautiful |
| destined | certain to become something or do something |
| humble | not thinking you are better than others |
| sacred | holy; deserving of special respect. |