Understanding Strategic Concepts

The video tutorial introduces the word 'strategic', explaining its meaning as an adjective related to planning, derived from the Greek word 'Stratos'. It discusses the formation of adjectives using the suffix 'IC' and provides examples of strategic thinking. The tutorial includes an exercise to find similar words and demonstrates the use of 'strategic' in sentences. It concludes with an example of 'strategy' as a noun, emphasizing the importance of planning.

What is the origin of the word 'strategic'?

• Greek

• Latin

• German

• French

What is the adjective form of 'strategy'?

• Strategize

• Strategist

• Strategic

• Strategical

What does the suffix 'ic' do to a noun?

• Turns it into an adjective

• Turns it into a verb

• Turns it into a pronoun

• Turns it into an adverb

Which of the following words is related to 'strategy'?

• Geography

• Biology

• Cosmic

• History

What does 'strategize' mean?

• To create a plan

• To forget a plan

• To abandon a plan

• To execute a plan

What does 'cosmic' relate to?

• Underground

• Underwater

• Outer space

• Inner space

How can being strategic with chocolate chip placement be described?

• Unplanned

• Random

• Haphazard

• Thoughtful

What is one of the best kinds of mischief according to the video?

• Cookie Mischief

• Prank Calls

• Sneaky Tricks

• Practical Jokes

What did the scientists decide to do after three days of failure?

• Give up

• Try a new strategy

• Repeat the same strategy

• Consult a colleague

What happened to the scientists' lab notes?

• They were shared online

• They were lost

• They were stored safely

• They were published