The wording on the description of this kata is pretty bad / the English is unclear.

Micromind got it. arr.reverse does an in-place reverse while reversed(arr) creates a copy that it returns without modifying the original.

Ut oh a ; found it's way into our beautiful Python code :o

Change the wording to say dictionary keys instead of identifiers.

The given variable names (identifiers) are invalid in Python, so the kata instructions are confusing because it directs you to do something which is (1) not possible and (2) does not satisfy the problem. However, as dictionary keys (strings, not identifiers) the values given are totally fine of course.

I'm experiencing the same error despite code that seems correct otherwise.

There's an issue with the server-side tests in Python that throws an error when using import string, even though all tests pass. Using the variable name string in the function args shadows this import, so if there's a test that relies on using string= as a kwarg instead of as an arg, it should be changed.

Did anyone else see their honor jump abruptly yesterday? Mine went from ~400 to ~900 without me really doing anything. It could have been beta kata getting approved but I'd be surprised by that many at once. Just trying to determine whether it's correct.

I think you may have forgot to include a function in the example cases. I'm seeing:

NameError: name 'word_splitter' is not defined