The video tutorial explores various linking techniques to aid in spelling and memory. It covers words like 'weird', 'found', 'circle', 'interrupt', 'high', 'relevant', 'once', and 'fulfill', demonstrating how parts of words can be linked to form memorable connections. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding word parts and their meanings to improve spelling skills.

What is the primary benefit of using linking techniques for spelling?

• It makes words shorter.

• It changes the meaning of words.

• It helps in remembering connections between words.

• It makes words sound different.

Which word can be linked with 'weird' to help remember its spelling?

• Word

• Heard

• Beard

• Bird

What common ending do the words 'found', 'ground', and 'round' share?

• OND

• END

• OWN

• UND

What is the term for the dot on top of the letter 'i'?

• Mark

• Point

• Dot

• Tittle

What is a key challenge in spelling the word 'circle'?

• The silent 'e'

• The double 'r'

• The ending 'le'

• The double 'c'

Which name is used to help remember the spelling of 'interrupt'?

• Terry

• Harry

• Jerry

• Larry

Which linking technique is used to spell 'relevant'?

• Using the word 'elephant'

• Using the word 'vent'

• Using the word 'ant'

• Using the word 'event'

What is a common mistake when spelling 'fulfill'?

• Using an 'a' instead of 'i'

• Using two 'l's in the middle

• Using an 'e' instead of 'u'

• Using two 'f's at the start

What is the linking technique used for the word 'once'?

• Using 'one and only'

• Using 'once upon a time'

• Using 'once in a while'

• Using 'on and off'

What is the main focus of the linking technique discussed in the video?

• Changing word meanings

• Improving pronunciation

• Enhancing spelling memory

• Creating new words