Flipping the Script Concepts

The video tutorial teaches how to answer questions using statements, a technique called 'flipping the script.' It begins with an introduction to the concept, followed by an explanation of what a script is, using a panda joke as an example. The tutorial then provides several examples of flipping the script with humorous questions, such as a cat's favorite cereal and a dog's favorite instrument. Finally, it discusses how this technique can be applied to real-life questions, including math and test questions, emphasizing the versatility of the method.

What is the main idea behind 'flipping the script'?

• Ignoring the question

• Answering a question with a statement

• Answering a question with another question

• Changing the topic

In the context of the lesson, what is a script?

• A list of questions

• A type of music

• A written text of a play or movie

• A set of instructions

What is the first step in flipping the script?

• Change the subject

• Answer with a joke

• Remove the question words

• Add a new question

What was the panda's reason for crossing the road?

• To explore

• To meet a friend

• To get to the other side

• To find food

What is a cat's favorite cereal according to the lesson?

• Whisker Wheats

• Catnip Crunch

• Mice Krispies

• Fish Flakes

What is the final step in flipping the script?

• Change the verb

• Remove the subject

• Add the rest of your statement

• Add a question

What is a dog's favorite instrument in the example?

• Trombone

• Drum

• Guitar

• Piano

Which type of questions might be more challenging to flip?

• Yes or no questions

• Simple questions

• Math questions

• Joke questions

Who invented the Super Soaker?

• Thomas Edison

• Nikola Tesla

• Lonnie Johnson

• Albert Einstein

What should you do when you see a question you want to turn into a statement?

• Ignore it

• Stop and flip the script

• Ask someone else

• Write it down