Understanding Dictionary Entry Skills

The video tutorial introduces dictionary entry words, focusing on words with multiple meanings. It provides examples of such words, including 'creature', 'shuffle', and 'swallow', and explains how to determine their meanings in different contexts. The tutorial concludes with a practice activity on Seesaw to reinforce learning.

What are entry words in a dictionary?

• Words you look up to find their meanings

• Words that have only one meaning

• Words that are listed on the right side of the page

• Words that are highlighted in red

Where are entry words typically found in a dictionary?

• On the right-hand side of the page

• In the middle of the page

• On the left-hand side of the page

• At the bottom of the page

What is the significance of the words in dark print in a dictionary?

• They are the most important words

• They are the words with only one meaning

• They are the entry words

• They are the least important words

What is the focus of the lesson on dictionary entry words?

• Words that are commonly used

• Words with multiple meanings

• Words with only one meaning

• Words that are difficult to spell

Why is it important to understand multiple meanings of words?

• To enhance vocabulary and comprehension

• To learn new languages

• To improve spelling skills

• To write better stories

What are the two meanings of the word 'creature'?

• A type of plant or a type of rock

• An animal or a strange or imaginary living thing

• A type of food or a type of drink

• A type of vehicle or a type of building

In the sentence 'Many different creatures live in the forest', which meaning of 'creature' is used?

• A type of rock

• An animal

• A type of plant

• A strange or imaginary living thing

What should you look for in a sentence to determine the meaning of a word?

• Key words that provide context

• The number of words in the sentence

• The position of the word in the sentence

• The length of the sentence

What is the meaning of 'creature' in the context of a forest?

• A type of rock

• An animal

• A type of plant

• A strange or imaginary living thing

What are the two meanings of the word 'shuffle'?

• To write neatly or to draw carefully

• To run quickly or to jump high

• To walk without picking up your feet or to mix cards or paper

• To sing loudly or to dance gracefully