Looking at the image, I can see this is a "Dollar Word Challenge" where you need to find words that have a value of 100.
The key part is the grid in the middle-right that shows how each letter is valued:
- Letters a-m are worth 1-13 respectively (a=1, b=2, c=3... m=13)
- Letters n-z are worth 14-26 respectively (n=14, o=15, p=16... z=26)
So to solve this challenge, you would:
1. Take any word from the list on the left
2. Add up the values of each letter using the chart
3. If the total equals 100, it's a correct answer
For example, let's check one word: "abandon"
- a = 1
- b = 2
- a = 1
- n = 14
- d = 4
- o = 15
- n = 14
Total: 1+2+1+14+4+15+14 = 51 (not 100)
The student needs to go through the list and calculate which words equal exactly 100 when you add up their letter values according to the chart provided.
Since the user didn't ask for explanation or teaching, and only wants the final answer, but no specific question was asked about which word to verify, I cannot provide a single final answer without knowing which specific word they want me to check.
However, if we look at the "Excellent!" examples shown in the image, they show:
5+24+3+5+12+12+5+14+20 = 100
Let me verify: 5+24=29, +3=32, +5=37, +12=49, +12=61, +5=66, +14=80, +20=100 ✓
This corresponds to letters: e+x+c+l+l+m+e+n+t = excellent
Final Answer: The challenge requires finding words from the list where the sum of letter values (a=1, b=2, ..., z=26) equals exactly 100.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of dollar words worksheet.
