Lesson 72 - More letter linking + Susie's Stories (Levels 3-5)

The video tutorial introduces letter linking as a technique to improve spelling, featuring shoutouts to students who used creative methods. It discusses the importance of spelling, alliteration, and puns, and explores how etymology aids in understanding spelling. The session concludes with Susie stories, emphasizing the fun and educational aspects of language learning.

What technique did Katie use to remember the spelling of 'wild'?

• Mnemonic

• Visualization

• Acrostic

• Rhyme

How did Rohan creatively link the spelling of 'South'?

• By visualizing a map

• By associating it with a compass

• By linking it to the South Pole

• By using a rhyme

What is the letter linking technique used for the word 'crumb'?

• Linking it to 'bread'

• Linking it to 'crumble'

• Linking it to 'crumple'

• Linking it to 'crust'

Which word is linked to 'commitment' to help remember its spelling?

• Permit

• Emit

• Submit

• Summit

Why is spelling considered important despite the availability of spell checkers?

• It helps in learning new languages

• It is a traditional skill

• It improves handwriting

• It ensures clarity and effective communication

What is the relationship between spelling and etymology?

• Spelling is unrelated to etymology

• Etymology helps understand and remember spellings

• Etymology complicates spelling

• Etymology is only for advanced learners

What stylistic technique is often used in headlines to grab attention?

• Hyperbole

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Simile

What is a common perception about puns?

• They are the highest form of wit

• They are the lowest form of wit

• They are difficult to understand

• They are only for children

What does the prefix 'philo' mean?

• Hate

• Love

• Fear

• Joy

What was the original meaning of 'graffiti'?

• Sculptures

• Painted art

• Wall carvings

• Street art