Understanding Destructive Actions

The video tutorial covers various verbs related to breaking or damaging objects, such as chipped, bash, smash, shatter, crumble, crush, crumple, collapse, rip, squeeze, ring, crash, scratch, and split. Each verb is explained with practical examples to illustrate its meaning and usage in different contexts.

What should you be cautious of when handling a chipped object?

• It could be too cold to handle.

• It could be too heavy to lift.

• It might be sharp and cause injury.

• It might be too hot to touch.

What does the action 'bash' imply?

• Hitting something with force.

• Slowly moving an object.

• Gently placing an object.

• Carefully examining an object.

What is a likely outcome of smashing an object?

• It becomes softer.

• It becomes larger.

• It breaks into pieces.

• It changes color.

What happens when something shatters?

• It evaporates.

• It becomes sticky.

• It melts.

• It breaks into tiny pieces.

What does 'crumble' refer to?

• Changing into a gas.

• Becoming transparent.

• Breaking into small fragments.

• Turning into liquid.

What is the result of crushing an object?

• It becomes larger.

• It changes color.

• It becomes more solid.

• It turns into powder.

What does 'crumple' mean in terms of paper?

• Folding it neatly.

• Tearing it into pieces.

• Smoothing it out.

• Wrinkling it up.

What does 'collapse' indicate?

• Standing upright.

• Expanding in size.

• Falling down suddenly.

• Floating in the air.

What does 'rip' involve?

• Cutting with scissors.

• Tearing apart forcefully.

• Gluing pieces together.

• Painting over a surface.

What does 'squeeze' mean in the context of a lemon?

• Peeling it.

• Juicing it by applying pressure.

• Boiling it.

• Freezing it.