Question

I know this isn't arts but there is no subject for this! Please help!!

Taki is in eighth grade and has been practicing for a national spelling bee for two years. He always gets excited before a competition and can spend hours studying his spelling words. But right before the competition, Taki accidentally sees a sheet with the list of words that the judges are going to use. Taki goes to the judges and tells them the truth—he doesn't want to cheat, so he needs them to change the list of words.
Which one of these values is least important to Taki?

Success

Popularity

Honesty

Courage

Answer 1

well we could eliminate success and popularity, if he wanted to succeed like the other person said, he could’ve have just cheated. I don’t see how popularity comes to play in this. But he was being honest by explaining that he saw the listen of words before the spelling be started. And also he had the courage to speak up, because some people would just keep it to themselves.

Answer 2

First of all, I think this would be either social studies or something like that. Secondly, success is least important to Taki because he would have succeeded if he didn't tell the judges about it, but he didn't want to cheat, so he was courageous and honest by telling them what he saw.