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Early Friendship Memories Vocabulary

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Early Friendship Memories Vocabulary

Read the short scene, then complete the vocabulary challenges. Use clues from the scene and your knowledge of word meanings. For open responses, answers may vary if they use the vocabulary accurately.

The first pizza

When Jarrah and Arjun were younger, they met at a busy pizza shop after sport. Jarrah had forgotten his wallet, so Arjun quietly shared his last slice. Jarrah was grateful, and Arjun’s kindness made the awkward moment feel less embarrassing. A week later, Arjun missed a planned game. Jarrah assumed he had been forgotten and felt resentful. When they finally talked, Arjun explained that his family had needed his help. Jarrah admitted he had jumped to conclusions, and Arjun accepted his apology. They made a new plan—and this time, both friends turned up.

Vocabulary in context

1.Match each friendship word to its closest meaning.
  • grateful
  • resentful
  • apology
  • assumed
  • believed something without checking
  • feeling thankful
  • bitter or annoyed about something you think is unfair
  • words that express regret for a mistake
2.Arjun shared his last slice without being asked. Which word best describes his action?
  • selfish
  • kind
  • resentful
  • awkward
3.Which detail shows that Jarrah felt grateful to Arjun?
4.Why did Jarrah feel resentful when Arjun missed their game? Include what Jarrah believed and what he later learned.
5.Complete the sentence with the most suitable word: “After hearing Arjun’s explanation, Jarrah realised he had that Arjun no longer wanted to be friends.”
6.Jarrah checked what had happened before deciding that Arjun had forgotten him.
TrueFalse

Use and explore the words

7.Place each word in the best group: grateful, resentful, relieved, embarrassed. Groups: mostly positive feelings; mostly uncomfortable feelings.
8.Which word is closest in meaning to “dependable” in the context of a friendship?
  • reliable
  • jealous
  • uncertain
  • impatient
9.Number these events from 1 to 3, in the order they happened: Jarrah apologised for jumping to conclusions; Arjun shared a slice with Jarrah; Jarrah and Arjun talked about the missed game.
10.Write one sentence about an early friendship memory—real or imagined—that uses both “loyal” and “forgiveness” accurately.

2 printable pages

  • Early Friendship Memories Vocabulary, page 1 of 2: The first pizza, Vocabulary in context

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  • Early Friendship Memories Vocabulary, page 2 of 2: Use and explore the words

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