Charlotte's Web Ch. 13-16 Vocabulary

Charlotte's Web Ch. 13-16 Vocabulary

Incessant

constant; uninterrupted

Example: Incessant talking

Noble

honorable; good

Example: It was noble of her to help her friend.

Multiple Choice

What does word incessant mean?

• constant; uninterrupted

• quiet

• honorable; good

Multiple Choice

What does the word noble mean?

• horrible; bad

• honorable; good

• constant; uninterrupted

Vaguely

slightly; a bit

Example: I vaguely remember meeting them.

Thrashing

moving violently

Example: The fish was thrashing on the ground.

Multiple Choice

What does the word vaguely mean?

• moving violently

• slightly; a bit

• clearly

Multiple Choice

What does the word thrashing mean?

• moving violently

• moving slowly

• slightly; a bit

Mercilessly

cruelly

Example: She mercilessly took everything that she wanted.

Reputation

the way people think about someone or something

Example: The teacher had a reputation of being kind to her students.

Multiple Choice

What does the word mercilessly mean?

• kindly

• the way people think about someone or something

• cruelly

Multiple Choice

What does the word reputation mean?

• the way people think about someone or something

• cruelly

• dislike

Monotonous

boring

Example: The book was just so monotonous.

Snare

trap

Example: Her foot was caught in the snare.

Multiple Choice

What does the word monotonous mean?

• exciting

• boring

• trap

Multiple Choice

What does the word snare mean?

• boring

• set free

• trap

Distinguish

recognize

Example: I can distinguish who my mom is in a big crowd.

Discarded

unwanted

Example: Discarded trash lay all over the house.

Multiple Choice

What does the word distinguish mean?

• recognize

• forget

• unwanted

Multiple Choice

What does the word discarded mean?

• valued

• unwanted

• recognize