Understanding Compound Words

The video tutorial by Learn Explore 360 introduces the concept of compound words, explaining how two or more words can be combined to form a new word with a distinct meaning. The tutorial provides various examples, such as 'rainbow', 'toothbrush', and 'snowman', to illustrate the concept. The video concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

What is the main topic of today's lesson?

• Simple words

• Compound words

• Grammar rules

• Sentence structure

How are compound words formed?

• By using synonyms

• By changing word endings

• By joining two or more words

• By adding prefixes

Which of the following is a compound word?

• Rainbow

• Rain

• Rainy

• Bow

What new word is formed by combining 'scare' and 'crow'?

• Scarecrow

• Scarecrowed

• Scarycrow

• Scarecrows

Which two words make up 'toothbrush'?

• Tooth and comb

• Tooth and paste

• Tooth and brush

• Teeth and brush

What compound word is formed from 'mail' and 'box'?

• Mailbag

• Mailman

• Mailroom

• Mailbox

Which of these is a compound word for a cosmetic item?

• Lipstick

• Lipgloss

• Lipbalm

• Lipliner

What is created by combining 'cup' and 'cake'?

• Cupcakelet

• Cupcakery

• Cakecup

• Cupcake

Which two words form the compound word 'sunflower'?

• Sun and flour

• Sun and flow

• Sunny and flower

• Sun and flower

What compound word is made from 'fire' and 'work'?

• Fireworks

• Fireworking

• Fireworker

• Firework