Understanding the Word 'Startled'

The video tutorial introduces the word 'startled', explaining its meaning as being surprised or shocked. The teacher uses various methods to teach the word, including pronunciation practice, contextual examples from a book, and visual aids like images and movie scenes. Students engage in clapping exercises to learn syllables and share personal experiences of being startled. An interactive game helps students identify situations where one might be startled. The lesson concludes with a recap of the word's meaning.

What is the correct pronunciation of the word introduced in the lesson?

• Startled

• Stirred

• Starred

• Stared

In the story 'My Lucky Day', how did the fox feel when he heard a knock at his door?

• Happy

• Startled

• Angry

• Bored

How many syllables are in the word 'startled'?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What might happen to a puppy if you suddenly shout near it?

• It would sleep

• It would be startled

• It would eat

• It would run away

In the movie 'Home Alone', what caused the boy to be startled?

• After Shave

• A loud noise

• A phone call

• A surprise gift

What should students think about regarding the word 'startled'?

• A time they were tired

• A time they were startled

• A time they were happy

• A time they were hungry

What activity involves students sharing their experiences?

• Telling a partner

• Writing

• Drawing

• Singing

What is the reaction when someone walks up behind you unexpectedly?

• Excited

• Confused

• Not startled

• Startled

What should students do with the new word they learned?

• Forget it

• Write it down

• Share with family

• Tell their friends