Exploring Number Prefixes in Words Their Way

The video tutorial covers the meanings of prefixes such as uni, bi, and tri, which represent numbers one, two, and three, respectively. It provides examples like unicycle, bicycle, and tricycle to illustrate these concepts. The tutorial also delves into words with these prefixes, explaining their meanings and usage. Additionally, it touches on other prefixes like quad, pen, and acht, and concludes with a note on the historical context of the month October.

What does the prefix 'uni' mean?

• Four

• One

• Three

• Two

Which word means 'to cut into two equal parts'?

• Bicycle

• Bi-weekly

• Bisect

• Bilingual

What does 'bilingual' mean?

• Speaking two languages

• Speaking one language

• Speaking three languages

• Speaking multiple languages

Which word can mean either 'every two weeks' or 'twice a week'?

• Bicycle

• Bisect

• Bi-weekly

• Bilingual

What is a group of three called?

• Triple

• Tricycle

• Tripod

• Trio

Which word refers to a three-legged camera stand?

• Tripod

• Trilogy

• Triple

• Trio

What does 'unique' mean?

• Uniform

• One-of-a-kind

• Common

• Similar

What does the word 'unison' mean?

• Different voices

• One voice

• Multiple voices

• No voice

What does the prefix 'uni' in 'unicorn' refer to?

• No horn

• Two horns

• Three horns

• One horn

Why was October originally the eighth month?

• It was the tenth month in an ancient calendar

• It was the eighth month in an ancient calendar

• It was named after a Roman emperor

• It was named after a festival