1. accommodate– bulk – confine– route– unethical 1.17 Should military recruiters be allowed on high school campuses?

2. accommodate verb DefintionSentence From Passage Turn and Talk with a partner To help; to adjust to or go along with If a school refuses to accommodate the government’s request, school funds may be withheld. How does you cafeteria accommodate the needs of kids who don’t eat meat? “Our cafeteria accommodates these kids by (verb+ing) _________. Related Words Accommodation

3. bulk noun DefintionSentence From Passage Turn and Talk with a partner MajorityMilitary recruiters usually go to schools located in poor neighborhoods, where the bulk of the students come from low-income home. In what class do you receive the bulk of you homework? “I receive the bulk of my homework in ________.” Related Words:

4. confine verb DefintionSentence From Passage Turn and Talk with a partner To limitCritics say that the military is exploiting poor communities when they confine their recruiting programs to particular schools. (adapted from passage) What do your teachers mean when they ask you to confine your discussions to the topic or task? Discuss with a partner. Related Words: Confinement

5. route (noun) DefintionSentence From Passage Turn and Talk with a partner Path; approachWhat route do you think the U.S. military should take to build its forces? (from passage) What is the best route to winning at a game you like to play? The best route to winning _____ is to __________. Related Words:

6. Unethical (adjective) DefintionSentence From Passage Turn and Talk with a partner Wrong; unfairCritics of this approach to military recruitment call it unethical because it takes advantage of poor people. (adapted from passage) What is an example of unethical behavior when writing an essay or doing a project for school? It is unethical to _________. Related Words: Ethics Ethical