Understanding Vocabulary and Responsibilities

The video tutorial covers the use of prefixes 'in', 'im', and 'ir', which all mean 'not'. The teacher provides examples such as 'injustice', 'illegal', and 'irresponsible'. Students are instructed to complete a worksheet by understanding the meaning of these prefixes and filling in sentences accordingly. The video includes a guided exercise and emphasizes the importance of correct punctuation and naming on the worksheet. Students are encouraged to pause, rewind, and rewatch the video as needed.

What do the prefixes 'ml' and 'ear' generally mean?

• Always

• Not

• Maybe

• Yes

Which of the following words means 'not just'?

• Injustice

• Illegal

• Impossible

• Irresponsible

What does the word 'illegal' mean?

• Not legal

• Not possible

• Not replaceable

• Not polite

What should you do before starting the worksheet?

• Write your name on the paper

• Read a book

• Ask a friend

• Draw a picture

How should you complete the sentence: 'I know I am irresponsible when I...'

• Forget my homework

• Help my friend

• Do my homework

• Read a book

What does 'irresponsible' mean?

• Not responsible

• Not replaceable

• Not secure

• Not polite

What is an example of being 'impolite'?

• Saying thank you

• Helping a friend

• Smiling

• Interrupting someone

What does 'insecure' mean?

• Not perfect

• Not safe

• Not replaceable

• Not polite

What does 'imperfect' mean?

• Not replaceable

• Not polite

• Not perfect

• Not secure

What does 'irreplaceable' mean?

• Not polite

• Cannot be replaced

• Not secure

• Can be replaced