Samuel, David, and Ethan are planning a peaceful protest. They need to 'incite' their fellow students to join them. What does 'incite' mean in this context?

• to provoke or urge a person or a group of individuals to act

• a temporary rest or vacation

• a long, wordy, round about way of expressing something

• to mourn or grieve

Isla, Grace, and Kai are playing a word game. They stumbled upon the word 'reprieve'. Can you help them understand what it means?

• to provoke or urge a person or a group of individuals to act

• a temporary rest or vacation

• a long, wordy, round about way of expressing something

• to mourn or grieve

James, Ava, and David are playing a word game. They come across the word 'circumlocution'. How would they describe it?

• James thinks it means to provoke or urge a person or a group of individuals to act.

• Ava believes it's a term for a temporary rest or vacation.

• David suggests it's a long, wordy, round about way of expressing something.

• Or, could it mean to mourn or grieve, as they all are not sure?

Benjamin, Abigail, and Ava are playing a word game. Benjamin picked the word 'lament'. Can you help Ava guess the meaning of 'lament'?

• to provoke or urge a person or a group of individuals to act

• a temporary rest or vacation

• a long, wordy, round about way of expressing something

• to mourn or grieve

Anika, Avery, and Liam are playing a game of 'Word Definition'. Anika picked the word 'capitulate'. How would you define it to help Avery and Liam win the game?

• to provoke or urge a person or a group of individuals to act

• a temporary rest or vacation

• a long, wordy, round about way of expressing something

• to agree to a set of conditions

Oliver, Abigail, and Evelyn are playing a game of 'Word Meanings'. Oliver picked the word 'orthodox'. Can you help them figure out what it means?

• conforming or adhering to a standard belief or tradition

• acting superior or haughty to others

• to take a step backwards

• having definitive boundaries that connect or join to each other

Imagine Ava, Avery, and James are in a debate. James, being a bit 'supercilious', behaves in a certain way. How would you describe his behavior?

• He is conforming or adhering to a standard belief or tradition

• He is acting superior or haughty to others

• He is taking a step backwards

• He is having definitive boundaries that connect or join to each other

Imagine Abigail, Evelyn, and Sophia are playing a game of chess. If one of them decides to 'regress', what does it mean?

• She is conforming or adhering to a standard belief or tradition

• She is acting superior or haughty to others

• She is taking a step backwards

• She is having definitive boundaries that connect or join to each other

Imagine Liam, Benjamin, and Aria are on a treasure hunt. They come across a map with regions that are 'conterminous'. How would you describe these regions?

• They conform or adhere to a standard belief or tradition

• They act superior or haughty to others

• They take a step backwards

• They have definitive boundaries that connect or join to each other

Imagine Benjamin, Lily, and Michael are in a debate. Benjamin argues that his pet robot is 'sentient'. What does Benjamin mean by 'sentient'?

• able to experience the senses; aware of itself

• acting superior or haughty to others

• to take a step backwards

• having definitive boundaries that connect or join to each other