Lesson 64 - Homophones (Levels 3-5)

The video introduces Salink, who shares linking techniques to help remember spellings and facts. Shoutouts are given to students for their creative links. The lesson covers homophones, linking words, and facts about New York and Albany. The video emphasizes the importance of linking for learning and memory.

What is the main purpose of linking according to the introduction?

• To create new words

• To remember things by finding connections

• To confuse the listener

• To make sentences longer

Which of the following is NOT one of the five boroughs of New York?

• The Bronx

• Brooklyn

• Albany

• Manhattan

What is the capital of New York State?

• New York City

• Rochester

• Albany

• Buffalo

What is the linking technique used for the word 'spaghetti'?

• Using the name Betty

• Using the name Freya

• Using the name Hetty

• Using the name Thea

What does the word 'Raven' help you remember?

• Effect is a verb

• Affect is a noun

• Effect is an adjective

• Affect is a verb and effect is a noun

Which word pair is explained using the concept of completion?

• Forego and Forego

• Affect and Effect

• Complement and Compliment

• Accept and Except

What is the difference between 'accept' and 'except'?

• Accept means to include, except means to exclude

• Accept means to precede, except means to follow

• Accept means to exclude, except means to include

• Accept means to follow, except means to precede

Which homophone pair involves a signpost and possession?

• Affect and Effect

• Forego and Forego

• Who's and Whose

• There and Their

What does the apostrophe in 'who's' represent?

• A missing letter in a contraction

• A past tense form

• A possessive form

• A plural form

What does 'forego' mean when it refers to doing without something?

• To precede

• To do without

• To follow

• To include