Word Gen Practice Weeks 5-6

Olivia, Zoe, and Abigail are planning a treasure hunt. They found a mysterious note that says 'implement the plan'. Can you help them understand what 'implement' means?

• put into effect or carry out

• to create or invent

• to remove or take away

• to delay or postpone

David, Charlotte, and Ethan are in a debate. They are trying to find a synonym for the word 'motivate'. Can you help them out?

• inspire

• discourage

• stimulate

• push

Aria, Emma, and William are playing a word game. They come across the word 'undertake'. What is the definition of this word?

• To commit to or take on a task or responsibility.

• To delegate a task or responsibility to someone else.

• To complete a task or responsibility without commitment.

• To avoid or refuse a task or responsibility.

Evelyn, Abigail, and Ava are playing a game. They need to find the correct definition of the term 'incentive'. Can you help them?

• Something that motivates or encourages someone to do something.

• A term used to describe someone who is lazy or unmotivated.

• A reward that is given after someone has already done something.

• A punishment that discourages someone from doing something.

Imagine Olivia, Ava, and Nora are playing a game. They have a magic wand that can 'enable' something. Can you tell us what it means to 'enable' something in this context?

• It means to prevent someone or something from doing something.

• It means to disable someone or something from doing something.

• It means to limit someone or something's ability or permission to do something.

• It means to give someone or something the ability or permission to do something.

Emma, William and Aiden are playing a game of word meanings. Emma picked the word 'inequity'. Can you help them figure out what it means?

• It means equality or fairness

• It means balance or impartiality

• It means justice or equity

• It means lack of fairness or justice

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During a vocabulary game, Michael, Liam, and Arjun were asked to find the meaning of the word 'adequate'. Can you help them?

• insufficient

• excessive

• lacking

• sufficient

Which of these images is NOT an example of disproportionate.

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Benjamin, Ava, and Luna are learning a new math concept. Let's illustrate this concept with a fun example! Illustrate means...

• to draw

• Demonstrate

• solve

• enjoy