Medieval Culture - Vocab

A magical story often intended for children, involving fantastical creatures or events.

The store sold generic cereal, which tasted similar to the brand-name version but came in plain packaging.

The recipient of the scholarship was overjoyed and thanked the committee in her speech.

According to social convention, shaking hands is a polite way to greet someone.

During the drought, clean water became scarce, and people had to ration every drop.

A short story that teaches a moral lesson, often using animals as characters.

The ad was deceptive, showing a large burger on screen that looked nothing like the one they served.

The judge condemned the criminal to life in prison after reviewing the evidence.

These are narratives about local traditions, usually presented as true, and centering around a supernatural occurrence.

In medieval times, peasants worked the land for little pay while the lords lived in castles.

An exaggerated, humorous story about a larger-than-life character.

A traditional story explaining natural phenomena, customs, or beliefs, often involving gods or supernatural beings.

The mural depicted the village’s history, showing scenes from everyday life long ago.

A simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson.

The final exam was comprehensive, covering all the chapters we studied this year.

The once bright red curtain had faded to a dull pink after years in the sunlight.

Her passion for cooking is rooted in her childhood memories with her grandmother in the kitchen.

Nurses are the backbone of the hospital—they keep everything running smoothly.

He had a conservative style, always wearing neutral colors and avoiding flashy trends.

The gigantic elephant towered over the tourists, who stood in awe of its size.