Question

definition options (10 of 10 )
moral principles that guide the behavior of an individual or a group able to be made smaller by folding into itself in a careful or cautious manner
able to adjust readily to different conditions in legends, a long - living bird that was reborn after it burned in a fire
something that assures or promises a certain outcome an outstanding or extravagant instance of something
consisting of an incomplete group of parts hanging in the air; lifted off the ground to move near to
term\tform\tdefinition\tsample sentence
approach\tverb\t\ti became increasingly worried as i watched the coyote approach our campsite
collapsible\tadjective\t\tthe campfire chairs could fit into the trunk because they were collapsible.
ethics\tplural noun\t\tthe churchs code of ethics teaches that lying, swearing, stealing, and killing are sinful.
flexible\tadjective\t\ti know faith is a flexible person because shes willing to change her schedule if something more

Explanation:

To solve this, we match each term with its definition using the sample sentence and part of speech:

1. approach (verb): The sample sentence "I watched the coyote approach our campsite" shows movement toward, so the definition is "to move near to".
2. collapsible (adjective): The sample sentence "The campfire chairs could fit into the trunk because they were collapsible" implies they can be made smaller (by folding), so the definition is "able to be made smaller by folding into itself".
3. ethics (plural noun): The sample sentence "The church’s code of ethics teaches that lying... are sinful" refers to moral principles, so the definition is "moral principles that guide the behavior of an individual or a group".
4. flexible (adjective): The sample sentence "Faith is a flexible person because she’s willing to change her schedule" implies adaptability, so the definition is "able to adjust readily to different conditions".

Answer:

• approach (verb): to move near to
• collapsible (adjective): able to be made smaller by folding into itself
• ethics (plural noun): moral principles that guide the behavior of an individual or a group
• flexible (adjective): able to adjust readily to different conditions