Module 7 - Critical Vocabulary

A (a)   is a character who ​ (b)   or tricks others,

usually to get something from them.

• trickster
• character
• narrator
• deceives
• laughs

A trickster is a character who deceives or tricks others, usually to get something from them.

What part of speech is trickster?

• common

  noun

• proper

  noun

• verb

• adverb

Someone who is (a)   is able to quickly (b)   a situation

to gain an (c)   .

• shrewd
• understand
• advantage
• cheerful
• forget

Someone who is shrewd is able to quickly understand a situation to gain an advantage.

What part of speech is shrewd?

• adjective

• proper

  noun

• verb

• adverb

An (a)   describes something as more important or​

(b)   than it really is.

• exaggeration
• larger
• insult
• wider
• smallest

An exaggeration describes something as more important or larger than it really is.

What part of speech is exaggeration?

• common

  noun

• proper

  noun

• verb

• conjunction

If something is (a)   , it is very (b)   and has had

many (c)   told about it.

• legendary
• famous
• stories
• boring
• booklets

If something is described as legendary, it is very famous and has had many stories told about it.

What part of speech is legendary?

• verb

• conjunction

• adjective