Exercise
The Wizard of Oz: Emerald Vocabulary
Discover Emerald vocabulary and practice understanding contextual meaning in excerpts from The Wizard of Oz.
Questions
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A 'cyclone' lifted Dorothy's house. What is a 'cyclone'?
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The lion felt 'cowardly'. What does 'cowardly' mean?
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Kansas prairie was described as 'bleak'. What does 'bleak' mean?
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The city shone with 'emerald' light. What does 'emerald' mean?
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The Wizard turned out to be an 'impostor'. What is an 'impostor'?
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They had to 'traverse' the yellow brick road. What does 'traverse' mean?
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The poppy field had a 'soporific' effect. What does 'soporific' mean?
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Scarecrow became Dorothy's 'companion'. What is a 'companion'?
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Oz was called a 'sovereign' ruler. What is a 'sovereign'?
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The Wicked Witch was 'malevolent'. What does 'malevolent' mean?
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Water caused the witch to 'melt'. What does 'melt' mean?
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Dorothy made a 'petition' to the Wizard. What is a 'petition'?
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The land of Oz felt 'weird' to Dorothy. What does 'weird' mean?
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The Lion proved he had 'valor'. What is 'valor'?
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Tin Man was 'tentative' when walking. What does 'tentative' mean?