A
Knowing the facts; having enough information about something.
informed
Completely necessary; you cannot do without it.
essential
Main; the point or thing that everyone pays most attention to.
focal
Going around something; covering or surrounding it on all sides (e.g. wraparound care).
wraparound
Oh no!
You lose 100 points!
Happening or existing in many places, or among many people.
widespread
Guess what?
You give other teams 200 points!
Having a smooth, level surface; with no bumps or slopes. (As a noun in British English: an apartment.)
flat
Extremely beautiful or impressive; it surprises you in a good way.
stunning
Real and true; not fake and not pretended.
genuine
Allowing two-way communication; the user can respond and take part, not just watch.
interactive
Cheerful and not serious; funny and relaxed.
light-hearted
Very valuable or much loved; not to be wasted.
precious
On or from the outside; coming from outside a thing or group
external
Very, very much; to a very high degree.
Extremely
Often; many times.
frequently
Going from side to side, flat like the ground or a table top.
horizontal
Bad luck!
Every group gets 400 points except you!
People say it is true, but it may not be true.
supposedly
Sometimes; now and then, but not often.
occasionally
(1) A child who behaves badly because they always get what they want. (2) Food that has gone bad.
spoilt
Good luck!
You can swap your score with another team!
(1) Very important; a turning point. (2) Finding and pointing out faults.
critical
Tied or attached with a rope, chain, or cable; not free to move away.
tethered
Going at a slant from one corner to the opposite corner; neither flat nor straight up.
diagonal