Word: Heritage
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Heritage means the history, traditions, buildings and art that a country or family has had for a long time and passes on to the next generations.
Synonyms: tradition, inheritance
Syllables: her - i - tage
Tricky part: The middle vowel is i, and the r is single. Students write heratage or herritage.
Watch out for: heratage, herritage, heretage
Memory tip: Heritage is what you inherit: write inherit without its first two letters and the hard part is done.
Example 1: The old havelis of Jaipur are part of the city's heritage.
Example 2: Our school held a heritage walk through the old quarter of the city.
Example 3: Folk songs are an important part of our cultural heritage.
The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a narrow-gauge toy train that opened in 1881, is protected today as a World Heritage Site.
Choose the synonym of the word heritage as used in the sentence:
The old stepwell is part of the village's heritage and must be protected.
a) burden
b) future
c) legacy
d) profit
c) legacy. A legacy is something handed down from the past, just like heritage.
Unjumble the letters in the sentence to form a meaningful word:
The temple is a proud part of the state's tgeihrae and draws thousands of visitors.
a) hermitage
b) theatre
c) territory
d) heritage
d) heritage. Without an m, hermitage is out; territory needs a y and an o, and theatre a second t.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Our school trip to Hampi taught us that the ruined temples and the stone chariot are part of a heritige that every Indian should help to protect.
a) chariot
b) protect
c) temples
d) heritige
d) heritige. The word ends in age, as in a page of history, so heritige is the one to correct.
Three of these words are spelt correctly. Choose the meaning of the misspelt word:
1. monument 2. heritage 3. pilgrimmage 4. tradition
a) a trip to a holy place made out of faith
b) everything a nation keeps from its past and values
c) a statue or building that honours a person or event
d) a custom handed down over many years
a) a trip to a holy place made out of faith. Only pilgrimmage has a slip: pilgrim keeps its single m when age is added.
1. A heritage site is a place that is ____.
a) built for offices only last year
b) kept because of its history or value
c) used as a car park by shoppers
d) closed to visitors for ever
b) kept because of its history or value
2. World Heritage Sites are chosen by which organisation?
a) FIFA
b) ASEAN
c) UNICEF
d) UNESCO
d) UNESCO
Words that end in -age: beverage, entourage, fuselage, assuage, homage, lineage
Related words on the Spell Bee lists: inheritance
larder, overcrowding, prospectus, secretariat, vanity, barter, criticism, ensconce
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