Understanding Words with 'ick' Suffix

The video tutorial introduces the 'ick' word family, providing examples and definitions for words like kick, lick, and trick. It includes sentences to demonstrate the use of these words in context. The video concludes with a note on additional resources and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

Which word from the 'ick' family means to strike out with the foot?

• Kick

• Lick

• Nick

• Trick

What does the word 'lick' mean?

• To make a short sharp sound

• To pass the tongue over something

• To move something with a short sudden movement

• To remove bits by bit

Which word describes a small cut?

• Brick

• Tick

• Rick

• Nick

What is a 'wick'?

• A piece of string in the center of a candle

• A baby bird

• A small spot or mark

• A rectangular block of hard material

Which word means a rectangular block used for building?

• Tick

• Brick

• Stick

• Chick

What does 'click' mean?

• To strike out with the foot

• To move something with a short sudden movement

• To pass the tongue over something

• To make a short sharp sound

Which word means to move something with a short sudden movement?

• Thick

• Slick

• Quick

• Flick

What does 'quick' mean?

• Wet and slippery

• Done with great speed

• A thin piece of wood

• Difficult to see through

Which word means wet and slippery?

• Stick

• Slick

• Trick

• Thick

What does 'stick' refer to?

• A small spot or mark

• A cunning act

• A thin piece of wood

• A baby bird