China's ancient buried army

Cards (20)

  • afterlife
    life that happens after death. Some
    people believe that when they die, they will keep
    living in an afterlife.
  • archeologists
    scientists who study ancient
    people and things.
  • Archers
    are people who shoot with bows and
    arrows. Before guns were invented, many armies
    had archers who shot arrows at the opposing army.
  • Artifacts
    Artifacts are tools or other objects that people made
    long ago. These arrowheads are artifacts from an
    ancient tribe that used to live in this area.
  • cavalry
    is a group of soldiers who fight on
    horseback.
  • charioteers
    people who drive chariots. a chariot is a two-wheeled cart used in ancient times; it was usually pulled by horses and driven by a standing person.
  • commune (n)
    is a place where people live and work
    together, sharing income, food, responsibilities,
    and property. Everyone in the commune took turns
    doing jobs such as making meals, cleaning, and
    caring for the grounds.
  • eternal
    lasting forever. The eternal flame never stops burning.
  • immortality (n)

    the state of living forever-never dying.
  • infantrymen
    soldiers who fight on foot rather than on horses or in vehicles
  • molds
    empty containers that people pour liquid into. when the liquid hardens, it has the same shape as the container. Ice-cube trays are molds.
  • monument
    is something that keeps alive the
    memory of a person, an event, a time period, or
    a civilization. Many people visit the Gettysburg
    battlefield; it has become a monument to the
    destructiveness of war.
  • quest
    is a search for sth. His quest to find a new job was successful, he found a terrific job.
  • reign
    time as a leader. King Henry VIII's reign as king of England was from 1509 to 1547.
  • sculpted
    carved out of a material such as wood, ice, stone, or clay. The beautiful wooden statue was sculpted by a famous artist.
  • terracotta
    brownish-red earthenware or clay pottery
  • trench
    long, narrow ditch in the ground. During battle, the soldier fought from inside a trench
  • toil
    difficult and tiring work
  • unified
    working as one. The town unified its two schools
  • warring
    involved in a war