This video tutorial covers the concept of blended words, which are formed by combining parts of two different words. It explains the common patterns of blending, provides examples, and offers activities to practice inferring the meanings of blended words using context clues. The video also discusses techniques for creating blended words and how to use context clues effectively. The tutorial concludes with a review of key concepts.

What is the main purpose of the video as stated in the introduction?

• To provide a cooking tutorial

• To teach math concepts

• To explain blended words and context clues

• To discuss historical events

What are blended words?

• Words that have multiple meanings

• Words that are spelled the same but sound different

• Words formed by combining parts of two different words

• Words that rhyme

Which of the following is an example of a blended word?

• Walk

• Jump

• Run

• Swipe

How is the word 'Interpol' formed?

• By combining the end parts of two words

• By combining the beginning parts of two words

• By repeating a word

• By reversing a word

What is the purpose of the activities in the video?

• To understand word blending and context clues

• To learn about historical figures

• To improve cooking skills

• To practice math problems

What are context clues?

• Words that are spelled the same

• Words that have the same meaning

• Words that sound similar

• Hints in a sentence that help understand difficult words

Which of the following is NOT a type of context clue?

• Rhyme

• Definition

• Antonym

• Synonym

In the example given, what does the word 'workaholic' mean?

• A person who loves to travel

• A person who is always working

• A person who enjoys reading

• A person who is always sleeping

What is the context clue for the word 'chillax' in the example?

• Rest

• Hard days

• Gadgets

• Beach resort

What is the original word pair for the blended word 'internet'?

• Interim and net

• Internal and net

• International and network

• Interstate and net