Exploring Compound Words Through Visual Clues

The video tutorial introduces compound words, explaining that they are formed by combining two or more words to create a new meaning. It provides examples such as 'rainbow' and 'starfish' and includes interactive exercises where viewers match words and pictures to form compound words. The video concludes with a final exercise and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

What is a compound word?

• A word made up of two or more words combined.

• A word that describes a complex concept.

• A word that has multiple meanings.

• A word that is very long and difficult to pronounce.

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Which of the following is a compound word?

• Rainbow

• Water

• Sun

• Tree

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What do 'star' and 'fish' combine to make?

• Starlight

• Fishstar

• Fishscale

• Starfish

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Which combination forms the word 'toothbrush'?

• Tooth + Brush

• Brush + Paint

• Brush + Hair

• Tooth + Wood

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What does 'pan' and 'cake' combine to form?

• Pancake

• Cakepan

• Panfry

• Cakemix

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Identify the compound word from the options given: Butterfly, Flower, River, Mountain.

• Butterfly

• Mountain

• River

• Flower

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Which of the following is not a compound word?

• Butter

• Sunflower

• Cowboy

• Treehouse

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What do 'foot' and 'ball' combine to make?

• Ballplay

• Footgame

• Ballfoot

• Football

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Which combination correctly forms a compound word?

• Cup + Tea

• Lip + Stick

• Book + Shelf

• All of the above

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What compound word do 'jelly' and 'fish' make?

• Fishjelly

• Jellyfish

• Fishbowl

• Jellywater

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