UNI- prefix: unique, unicycle, university! American English

The video tutorial covers the pronunciation of 'unicycle' and 'unique', highlighting their Latin origins and unique characteristics. It includes an interview with a unicycle rider discussing the learning process and practice tips. The tutorial also explores word parts and prefixes like 'uni' and 'un', explaining their pronunciation differences. The video concludes with additional resources for further learning.

What is the main difference between a unicycle and a bicycle?

• A unicycle has two wheels, while a bicycle has one.

• A unicycle is easier to ride than a bicycle.

• A unicycle is faster than a bicycle.

• A unicycle has one wheel, while a bicycle has two.

Which sound is emphasized in the word 'unique'?

• The 'u' as in 'butter'

• The 'e' as in 'she'

• The 'i' as in 'sit'

• The 'a' as in 'cat'

How long did it take the young man to ride the unicycle well?

• One month

• One week

• One year

• One day

What is a common reaction people have when they see someone riding a unicycle?

• They call the police.

• They join in riding.

• They honk and yell.

• They ignore it.

In the word 'unity', how is the 'i' pronounced?

• As in 'butter'

• As in 'cat'

• As in 'buy'

• As in 'sit'

Which prefix indicates a single or unique concept?

• 'uni' as in 'uniform'

• 'bi' as in 'bicycle'

• 'un' as in 'uninterested'

• 'tri' as in 'tricycle'

What is the difference in pronunciation between 'uninformed' and 'uniformed'?

• 'Uninformed' has a stressed 'uni' prefix.

• 'Uniformed' has a stressed 'uni' prefix.

• Both words are pronounced the same.

• Both words have a stressed 'un' prefix.