Sir Linkalot Time - Lesson 9 - Part-Words Inside Words

The video tutorial introduces various linking techniques to aid in spelling difficult words. It covers methods to remember words by finding smaller words within them, using examples like 'business', 'behind', 'ocean', 'surprise', 'beginning', 'exaggerates', 'comb', and 'vulnerable'. Each section demonstrates how to break down these words into smaller parts or related words to make spelling easier.

What is the primary purpose of linking techniques in spelling?

• To make words longer

• To find connections between words

• To confuse the reader

• To shorten words

In the word 'business', which part of the word is linked to a place in the UK?

• Ness

• In

• Essex

• Bus

How is the word 'behind' linked to another word in the lesson?

• By using the word 'bind'

• By using the word 'hind'

• By using the word 'find'

• By using the word 'wind'

What historical figure is associated with the word 'ocean' in the linking technique?

• Marco Polo

• Christopher Columbus

• Ferdinand Magellan

• Vasco da Gama

Which part of the word 'surprise' is highlighted in the linking technique?

• The beginning

• The middle

• The end

• The entire word

In the word 'beginning', which part is linked to another word?

• The first letter

• The middle three letters

• The last six letters

• The entire word

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

• Using the word 'rex'

• All of the above

• Using the word 'dagger'

• Using the word 'mate'

Which word is used to help remember the spelling of 'comb'?

• Rome

• Dome

• Home

• Tome

What is the meaning of the word 'vulnerable' as discussed in the lesson?

• Unbreakable

• Strong

• Invisible

• At risk

Which word is used to illustrate the dropping of letters in 'vulnerable'?

• Vegetable

• Adorable

• Comfortable

• Incredible