British Bitesize Lesson #20: HEEL

The video tutorial explores the various meanings of the word 'heel'. It starts with the heel as a part of the foot and its relation to shoes, including high heels. It then moves on to describe the heel of the hand and the use of 'heel' as a term for a person who behaves badly. The tutorial also covers the heel of a loaf of bread and the command 'heel' used in dog training.

What part of the body is commonly associated with the term 'heel'?

• The knee

• The foot

• The shoulder

• The elbow

In the context of shoes, what does the term 'heels' refer to?

• Sandals

• Sneakers

• Flat shoes

• Shoes with raised heels

What does the term 'heel' mean when referring to a person's behavior?

• Someone who is very kind

• A person who is very intelligent

• Someone who treats others poorly

• A person who is very athletic

What is the 'heel' of a loaf of bread?

• The top crust

• The bottom crust

• The middle slice

• The very end crusty section

What does the command 'heel' instruct a dog to do?

• Bark loudly

• Fetch a ball

• Stand or walk close to the owner

• Sit down