Understanding Commonly Confused Words

What is the main focus of the video introduction?

• To discuss English pronunciation.

• To introduce commonly confused words.

• To explain the importance of grammar.

• To list synonyms in English.

What does the word 'fun' primarily describe?

• A humorous situation.

• A good time or enjoyable experience.

• A serious event.

• A boring activity.

How is 'funny' different from 'fun'?

• It means something is enjoyable.

• It refers to a boring situation.

• It describes a serious event.

• It means something makes you laugh.

Which of the following is an example of a 'fun' activity?

• Watching a horror movie.

• Doing taxes.

• Reading a sad book.

• Attending a party.

What is the correct use of 'surprise'?

• When you win a lottery.

• When you are scared.

• When you see something shocking.

• When you hear bad news.

What does 'shock' usually imply?

• A positive event.

• A negative or unexpected event.

• A neutral situation.

• A funny incident.

What does it mean if someone is 'famous'?

• They are unknown to most people.

• They are known by many people.

• They are disliked by everyone.

• They are well-liked by everyone.

How is 'popular' different from 'famous'?

• It means being disliked by many people.

• It means being liked by many people.

• It means being unknown to most people.

• It means being known by many people.

Which historical figure was mentioned as famous but not popular?

• Benny

• George W. Bush

• Ronnie

• Hitler

What is a characteristic of a 'popular' person?

• They are unknown to most people.

• They are liked by many people.

• They are known by everyone.

• They are disliked by everyone.