Word: Collage
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A picture made by sticking bits of paper, photos, cloth or leaves onto a sheet.
Sounds like: college (a place where people study after school)
Word origin: Comes from French coller, 'to glue'.
Syllables: col - lage
Tricky part: It has a double l, and the end sounds like 'lahzh' but is spelt lage. Children also mix it up with college, which has an e where collage has an a.
Watch out for: colage, collaje, kolage
Memory tip: Collage and college look alike. In art class we stick things, so think a for art: coll-a-ge.
Example 1: We made a collage of dry leaves for the class wall.
Example 2: Meera stuck buttons and bangles on her collage.
Example 3: Our Diwali collage had diyas cut out of gold paper.
The painters Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque made some of the first famous collages more than a hundred years ago.
Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word:
co_ _age
a) al
b) la
c) ll
d) lo
c) ll. Collage needs two l's in the middle.
Choose the correct word for the blank:
In art class, we stuck photos on card to make a ____.
a) collar
b) cottage
c) college
d) collage
d) collage. A picture made by sticking things on is a collage, with an a.
Choose the misspelt word/s in the given sentence:
Our class made a big colage of birds for the school fair.
a) colage and birds
b) class and fair
c) only school
d) only colage
d) only colage. Colage has lost one l; every other word is fine.
1. What do you need most to make a collage?
a) glue
b) a bat
c) a ball
d) a bell
a) glue
2. Meera made a collage. What did she make?
a) a song about birds
b) a sheet with cut-out pictures stuck on it
c) a bowl of rice
d) a long train
b) a sheet with cut-out pictures stuck on it
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