Link of the Day #5 - Sir Linkalot (#Homeschooling, #KidsLoveLearning, #EducationMatters)

The video tutorial discusses the pronunciation and sounds of the letter Q and the combination UE, highlighting a humorous anecdote from a head teacher. It also explores the etymology of the word 'queue', which is borrowed from the French word 'Kerr', meaning the tail of an animal, drawing a parallel to a line of people resembling a cat's tail.

What does the sound of 'Q' humorously resemble?

• The sound of 'A' and 'E'

• The sound of 'UE' and 'wee'

• The sound of 'I' and 'E'

• The sound of 'O' and 'U'

Who came up with the creative idea about the pronunciation of 'Q'?

• A comedian

• A linguist

• A head teacher

• A student

What is the origin of the word 'Q'?

• It is derived from a Latin word

• It is borrowed from a French word

• It is an original English word

• It comes from a German word

What does the French word 'Kerr' mean?

• The head of an animal

• The tail of an animal

• The body of an animal

• The leg of an animal

How does a line of people relate to the word 'Q'?

• It looks like the head of a cat

• It resembles the tail of a cat

• It mimics the leg of a cat

• It is similar to the body of a cat