Lesson 37–Maths Words & 'Susie's Stories' ( #sirlinkalottime #spelling )

The video tutorial introduces the concept of linking as a memory aid, particularly for spelling. It includes shout outs to students who have created clever links, and explores themes such as geography and food. The main focus is on linking techniques for spelling maths-related words. A discussion with Lady Lex delves into the origins of words and the peculiarities of English spelling, providing insights into the historical and linguistic reasons behind them.

What is the main purpose of linking techniques as discussed in the introduction?

• To create fun animations

• To improve memory by finding connections

• To teach math concepts

• To learn new languages

Which word was used to demonstrate a spelling technique involving the letter 'A'?

• Doubt

• Circle

• Stationary

• Available

How is the word 'circle' linked to its spelling?

• By using the word 'center'

• By connecting it to the word 'right'

• By associating it with a triangle

• By using the word 'left'

Which of the following words is linked to the concept of 'height' and 'weight'?

• Center

• Circle

• Stationary

• Eight

What is the origin of the word 'digit' as explained by Lady Lex?

• It originates from the Latin word for 'finger'

• It is derived from the Greek word for 'count'

• It comes from the Latin word for 'number'

• It is based on the Old English word for 'calculate'

What does the word 'calculate' originally refer to?

• A Roman numeral system

• A small Pebble used in counting

• A large stone used in construction

• A type of ancient calculator

What was the original meaning of the word 'curriculum'?

• A chariot race

• A course of study

• A method of teaching

• A type of Roman building

What does the word 'miniature' originally refer to?

• A red pigment

• A type of painting

• A tiny animal

• A small object

What is the significance of the word 'scrupulous' in relation to its origin?

• It describes a type of ancient footwear

• It refers to a type of Roman soldier

• It means to be very careful, like walking with a sharp stone in your shoe

• It is a synonym for 'careless'

What is the main theme of the Susie stories section?

• The development of modern technology

• The history of Roman architecture

• The evolution of mathematical concepts

• The origins of English words and their meanings