Vocabulary: The Emperor’s New Clothes

What does the word 'clamor' mean as a verb and as a noun?

• As a verb, it means to make a loud noise; as a noun, it refers to a loud and confused noise.

• As a verb, it means to whisper softly; as a noun, it refers to a gentle breeze.

• As a verb, it means to run quickly; as a noun, it refers to a fast movement.

• As a verb, it means to sleep deeply; as a noun, it refers to a peaceful rest.

The word 'exemplary' means:

• ordinary

• outstanding

• difficult

• unnecessary

The word 'lavish' means:

• simple

• extravagant

• cheap

• ordinary

The word 'sublime' means:

• ordinary

• elevated

• ugly

• simple

The word 'vanity' means:

• Pride in one's appearance or achievements

• A type of furniture

• A type of plant

• A type of vehicle

The family’s jaws dropped in shock when they arrived at the lavish hotel. What was the family's reaction upon arriving at the hotel?

• They were disappointed

• They were shocked

• They were indifferent

• They were angry

Sabrina did an exemplary job on her clarinet solo. How did Sabrina do?

• Poorly

• Exemplarily

• Adequately

• Badly

Complete the following sentence: The parents clamored at their kids to _______.

• listen

• ignore

• play

• sleep

After getting a stylish haircut, Chloe’s vanity spiked. How did Chloe likely act and why?

• Chloe likely acted more confidently because she felt more attractive.

• Chloe likely acted shyly because she was unsure about her new look.

• Chloe likely acted angrily because she disliked her haircut.

• Chloe likely acted indifferently because she didn't care about her appearance.

Which are synonyms of vanity?

• humility; modesty

• pride; conceit