Link of the Day #10 - Sir Linkalot (#TeachingTechniques, #KidsHomeschool, #RevisionForKids)

The video tutorial discusses the 10th most popular link, focusing on the word 'maneuver'. It explains a memory technique using the word and explores its etymology, tracing back to Latin and French origins. The tutorial highlights how linking techniques aid memory retention and delves into related words derived from 'manus', meaning hand.

What mnemonic is used to help remember the word 'maneuver'?

• A man tries to maneuver down our chimneys quietly on Christmas Eve.

• A cat jumps over the moon on a starry night.

• A bird flies high above the clouds.

• A dog barks loudly in the middle of the day.

What is the primary meaning of the word 'maneuver' as discussed in the video?

• A random act of kindness

• A simple task

• A spontaneous decision

• A carefully planned scheme or action

Which Latin word is at the heart of 'maneuver'?

• Luna

• Aqua

• Veritas

• Manus

Which of the following words is NOT related to the root of 'maneuver'?

• Manual

• Manacles

• Magnify

• Manipulate

What is the connection between 'manure' and 'maneuver'?

• Both involve the use of a handheld spade.

• Both are related to the concept of using hands.

• Both are used in construction.

• Both are types of fertilizers.