Lesson 85 - More rules and patterns (Levels 1&2)

The video tutorial by Solinka introduces the concept of linking as a fun and effective way to remember spelling. It includes shoutouts to students who have successfully used linking techniques. The lesson covers various spelling rules and patterns, such as words ending in 'shun', 'igh', and 'ful', and provides mnemonic devices to aid learning. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of creating personal links to enhance memory retention.

What is the main purpose of linking as described in the video?

• To make learning more difficult

• To improve memory by finding connections

• To create a fun activity

• To avoid learning new things

How does Oscar remember the spelling of 'could'?

• By writing it down

• By creating a personal link with his name

• By repeating it multiple times

• By using a dictionary

What common letter sound is found in 'could', 'should', and 'would'?

• A

• E

• O

• I

What is the American spelling of the color between black and white?

• Grai

• Graye

• Grey

• Gray

What is a homophone?

• Words that sound the same but are spelled differently

• Words that have the same meaning but different sounds

• Words that sound the same but have different meanings

• Words that are spelled the same but sound different

What percentage of words ending with a 'shun' sound are spelled with 'TION'?

• 95%

• 70%

• 85%

• 50%

Which sentence can help remember words with 'IGH'?

• I got home and read a book

• I go to school and learn

• I get home and turn on the bright light

• I go home and see the light

What is the rule for adding 'FUL' to a word?

• Always add 'FULL'

• Never add 'FUL'

• Add 'FUL' with one 'L'

• Add 'FUL' with two 'L's

What is the rule for one-syllable words ending with a 'k' sound?

• End with 'CK' if the vowel is long

• End with 'K' if the vowel is long

• End with 'CK' if the vowel is short

• Always end with 'C'

What is the exception to the rule about words ending with 'C'?

• Common words end with 'C'

• Only rare words like 'chic' end with 'C'

• No words end with 'C'

• All words end with 'C'