Question

read the definition of each vocabulary word. then, drag and drop the letter tiles to spell the vocabulary word that matches each definition. if you make a mistake, drag a new tile over the tile you want to replace. this will send the original tile back to the main screen. tap \submit answers\ when you think you have correctly spelled all of the vocabulary words, but keep in mind that you will not be able to change your answers after you tap \submit answers\. also, all of the game tiles may not need to be used in order to complete each word slam.

1. v. to move away from something and come into view
2. v. made to come closer because of special feature

Explanation:

Question 5:

We need to find a verb that means "to move away from something and come into view". Let's analyze the letter tiles: "tra", "ge", "cted", "e", "ait", "on", "mer", "ly", "at". Combining the tiles, "tra" + "ge" + "cted" forms "trajected"? No, wait, "tra" + "ge" + "cted" is not right. Wait, maybe "emerged"? No, the tiles: Wait, "tra" (no), "ge", "e", "ait", "on", "mer", "ly", "at", "cted". Wait, the definition is "to move away from something and come into view" – the word is "emerged"? No, the tiles: Let's list all tiles: tra, ge, cted, e, ait, on, mer, ly, at. Wait, "tra" + "ge" + "cted" – no. Wait, "e" + "mer" + "ged"? Wait, no, the tiles have "mer", "ge", "e", "cted", "tra", "ait", "on", "ly", "at". Wait, maybe "emerged" is not. Wait, the definition is "to move away from something and come into view" – the word is "emerged"? Wait, no, the tiles: Let's check the tiles again. The tiles are:

Row 1: tra, ait, on

Row 2: ge, e, mer

Row 3: cted, ly, at

Wait, maybe "tra" + "ge" + "cted" – no. Wait, "e" + "mer" + "ged" – but "ged" is not a tile. Wait, "cted" is a tile. Wait, "attracted"? No. Wait, the definition for question 5 is "to move away from something and come into view" – the word is "emerged"? Wait, no, the tiles: Let's see, "e" (row 2, middle) + "mer" (row 2, right) + "ge" (row 2, left) + "d"? No, "cted" is a tile. Wait, maybe "tra" + "ge" + "cted" – "trajected" is not a word. Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, the other definition: question 6 is "made to come closer because of special feature" – that's "attracted". Let's check question 6 first.

Question 6:

Definition: "v. made to come closer because of special feature" – the word is "attracted". Let's check the tiles: "at" (row 3, right) + "tra" (row 1, left) + "cted" (row 3, left) – no, "at" + "tra" + "cted" is "attracted"? Wait, "at" + "tra" + "cted" – "attracted" is spelled a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d? No, "attracted" is a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d, but the tiles have "at", "tra", "cted", "e", "ait", "on", "mer", "ly", "ge". Wait, "at" + "tra" + "cted" – "attracted" has "att" + "rac" + "ted"? No, "attracted" is a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d. Wait, the tiles: "at" (row 3, right), "tra" (row 1, left), "cted" (row 3, left), "e" (row 2, middle). So "at" + "tra" + "cted" + "e"? No, "attracted" is a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d. Wait, "ait" is a tile (row 1, middle). No, "attracted" is a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d. So "at" (row 3, right) + "t" (no, "ait" has "t"? No, "ait" is a-i-t. Wait, "ait" is a tile. So "at" + "t" (from "ait") + "r" (no) – this is confusing. Wait, maybe the tiles for question 6: "at" (row 3, right) + "tra" (row 1, left) + "cted" (row 3, left) – "attracted" (a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d) – but "e" is a tile (row 2, middle). So "at" + "tra" + "cted" + "e" – no, "attracted" is a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d. So "at" (a-t) + "tra" (t-r-a) + "cted" (c-t-e-d) – wait, "at" + "tra" + "cted" – "attracted" (a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d) – yes! Because "at" (a-t) + "tra" (t-r-a) – wait, no, "at" is a-t, "tra" is t-r-a, so combining "at" + "tra" gives a-t-t-r-a, then "cted" is c-t-e-d. So a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d – "attracted", which means "made to come closer because of special feature" (like attraction). So question 6 is "attracted".

Then question 5: definition "to move away from something and come into view" – the word is "emerged"? Wait, the tiles: "e" (row 2, middle) + "mer" (row 2, right) + "ge" (row 2, left) + "d"? No, "cted" is used in question 6. Wait, the remaining tiles: after using "at", "tra", "cted", "e" for question 6, the remaining tiles are "ait", "on", "ly", "ge", "mer". Wait, no, question 6 uses "at", "tra", "cted", "e" – so "at" (row 3, right), "tra" (row 1, left), "cted" (row 3, left), "e" (row 2, middle). Then remaining tiles: row 1: "ait", row 2: "ge", "mer", row 3: "ly". Wait, "e" + "mer" + "ge" + "d"? No, "d" is not a tile. Wait, "ly" is a tile. No, the definition for question 5 is "to move away from something and come into view" – the word is "emerged"? Wait, "e" (row 2, middle) + "mer" (row 2, right) + "ge" (row 2, left) + "d" – but "d" is not a tile. Wait, maybe "emerged" is not. Wait, the other word: "emerged" is "e-m-e-r-g-e-d" – but "d" is not a tile. Wait, "ly" is a tile. No, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, the tiles for question 5: let's see, the definition is "to move away from something and come into view" – the word is "emerged"? Wait, no, the tiles: "e" (row 2, middle) + "mer" (row 2, right) + "ge" (row 2, left) + "d" – no. Wait, "ge" + "e" + "mer" + "d" – no. Wait, "ait" + "on" + "ly" – no. Wait, maybe the word is "emerged" but with the tiles we have, "e", "mer", "ge", and "cted" is used in question 6. Wait, maybe question 5 is "emerged" and question 6 is "attracted". Let's confirm:

Question 6: "made to come closer because of special feature" – "attracted" (a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d) – using tiles "at", "tra", "cted", "e".

Question 5: "to move away from something and come into view" – "emerged" (e-m-e-r-g-e-d) – but we need "d", which is not a tile. Wait, "cted" is a tile, so maybe "emerged" is not. Wait, the remaining tiles after question 6: "ait", "on", "ly", "ge", "mer", "e". Wait, "e" + "mer" + "ge" + "ly"? No, "emergely" is not a word. Wait, maybe the word is "emerged" but with a typo, or…

Answer:

Question 5: emerged (tiles: e, mer, ge, d – but using available tiles, "e" + "mer" + "ge" + "d" – though "d" is not a tile, but likely a typo; correct word is "emerged")

Question 6: attracted (tiles: at, tra, cted, e – forming a-t-t-r-a-c-t-e-d)