Sir Linkalot Time - Lesson 27 - Not More Things That Look Like Letters...Surely!

The video tutorial introduces various linking techniques to aid in spelling complex words. It covers specific examples like 'college', 'receive', 'time', 'bora', 'liaise', 'key', 'fashion', and 'mischievous', demonstrating how visual and conceptual links can help remember correct spellings. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of recognizing patterns and using creative associations to improve spelling skills.

What visual technique is used to remember the spelling of 'college'?

• The double 'L' looks like a ladder

• The 'E' looks like an elephant

• The 'G' looks like a giraffe

• The letters 'C' and 'O' look like a cat

Which two letters in 'receive' are associated with a visual technique?

• The 'C' and 'E'

• The 'I' and 'V'

• The 'R' and 'C'

• The 'E' and 'I'

What is the key rule about the letters 'I' and 'Y' in the word 'time'?

• They are always together

• They are never together

• They can be together sometimes

• They are interchangeable

What visual technique is used for the word 'Borough'?

• The 'U' looks like an umbrella

• The 'R' looks like a rabbit

• The 'O's look like eyes

• The 'B' looks like a butterfly

How many ways can the 'OU' sound be pronounced in 'Borough'?

• Three

• Five

• Seven

• Nine

What does the word 'liaise' mean?

• To communicate with others

• To work alone

• To write a letter

• To read a book

What is unique about the word 'key' in terms of spelling?

• It has two syllables

• It starts with 'K' and ends with 'Y'

• It ends with 'EY' and has a unique sound

• It rhymes with 'see'

How many words end with 'SH' and sound like 'SH'?

• Two

• Six

• Four

• Eight

What is the correct pronunciation of 'mischievous'?

• Mischievious

• Mischievous

• Mischievious

• Mischievious

What visual technique is used for the word 'mischievous'?

• The 'I' looks like a person

• The 'M' looks like a mountain

• The 'V' looks like a valley

• The 'S' looks like a snake