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Thorn, Drone, & Independence: Vocabulary Week 13

Explore the meanings of words like thorn, droned, independence, and more to enhance your language skills. Understand their parts of speech and usage in sentences.

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Thorn, Drone, & Independence: Vocabulary Week 13

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  1. Vocabulary Week 13 Name: Date: Subject/Period:

  2. Thorn Definition: Part of Speech: I stepped on the thorn of a rose bush and it hurt.

  3. Droned Definition: Part of Speech: “The teacher droned on with a lesson about the Arabic language.”

  4. Responsibilities Definition: Part of Speech: “Their responsibilities depended on how old they were...”

  5. Dress Definition: Part of Speech: “ Others helped clean and dress the animal.”

  6. Panic Definition: Part of Speech: “Salva covered his head with his hands, but kept looking from side to side in a panic.”

  7. Bush Definition: Part of Speech: “Stay away from the villages - run into the bush.”

  8. Rebels Definition: Part of Speech: “He knew the rebels from the southern part of Sudan, where his family lived, were fighting against the government, which was based in the north.”

  9. Independence Definition: Part of Speech: “They began fighting for independence from the north.”

  10. Shrouded Definition: Part of Speech: He couldn’t see the school building; it was shrouded by smoke and dust.”

  11. Relief Definition: Part of Speech: “Relief flooded through him.”

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