Rules of the Game Vocabulary

A bad-smelling, pungent smell.

• Malodorous

• Impart

• Benevolently

• Relent

An opponent or an enemy

• Relent

• Benevolently

• Adversary

• Malodorous

To make know, to tell

• Malodorous

• Benevolently

• Relent

• Impart

To show kindness to others.

• Benevolently

• Impart

• Relent

• Malodorous

To give in by becoming less strict or harsh. To yield

• Benevolently

• Relent

• Adversary

• Impart

Mrs. Jong ______ to raise Waverly Jong and her siblings into productive children capable of supporting their family.

• relented

• benevolently

• imparted

• reckoned

Vincent ______ and allowed Meimei (Waverly Jong) to play chess after she offered candy to replace missing chess pieces.

• relented

• imparted

• adversary

• benevolently

Meimei learned that, "the middle game and why tactics between two ______ are like clashing ideas; the one who plays better has the clearest plans for both attacking and getting out of traps."

• companions

• relentless

• belligerents

• adversaries

Lau Po acted ______ towards Meimei by teaching her chess tactics to outsmart opponents.

• extravagantly

• haughtily

• benevolently

• maladorously

The man Meimei competed against and won wore a dark, ______ suit.

• humid

• malodorous

• benevolent

• relenting