Link of the Day #20 - Sir Linkalot

The video explores the top 20 favorite links, focusing on the word 'biscuit'. It delves into the etymology of 'biscuit', explaining its French origins and meaning 'twice cooked'. The video also discusses pronunciation changes and language adaptation, highlighting how 'biscuit' was altered from its original French pronunciation.

What is the significance of the number 20 link discussed in the video?

• It is a historical landmark.

• It is a link to a famous recipe.

• It represents a type of biscuit.

• It is the narrator's favorite link.

What does the French word 'biscuit' literally translate to?

• Twice baked

• Double cooked

• Twice cooked

• Double baked

What process is described in the story about making biscuits?

• Baking and frying

• Frying and baking

• Boiling and drying

• Baking and drying

How did the English pronunciation of 'biscuit' differ from the French?

• The English kept the original French pronunciation.

• The English changed the ending sound.

• The English added an extra syllable.

• The English removed the 'EU' sound.

What other word is mentioned in relation to pronunciation changes?

• Cuisine

• Culinary

• Cookery

• Casserole