Word: Margin
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Margin means the blank space along the edge of a page. It can also mean the amount by which one side wins.
Syllables: mar - gin
Tricky part: The last part sounds weak and unclear, so many children write en or an there. It is spelt in.
Watch out for: margen, margan
Memory tip: You write notes in the margin, so let that little word in remind you how the word ends.
Example 1: The teacher asked us to rule a margin with a red pen.
Example 2: I drew a small flower in the margin of my rough book.
Example 3: Our team won the quiz by a narrow margin.
Around 1637 the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat wrote a famous puzzle in the margin of a book, adding that the margin was too small for his proof. Nobody proved the idea until the 1990s.
Choose the option with no spelling errors:
a) marjin, heading, paragraf, chapter
b) margin, heading, paragraph, chapter
c) marjin, hedding, paragraph, chapter
d) margin, heding, paragraph, chaptar
b) margin, heading, paragraph, chapter. This is the only list where all four words about a page are spelt correctly.
From which option does a letter need to be removed to make a meaningful word?
a) marrgin
b) sharpener
c) pencil
d) notebook
a) marrgin. One r is enough in the blank edge of a page; notebook, pencil and sharpener are already right.
Which of the words cannot be made using the letters in the given word?
margin
a) ring
b) main
c) again
d) grain
c) again. Again uses two a's, and only one is on offer here.
Which of the following words has the same first vowel sound as margin?
a) garden
b) marry
c) warm
d) scarce
a) garden. The long ah sound opens both words; the other three look close but are said differently.
1. Team A scored 210 runs and Team B scored 150. What was the margin of Team A's win?
a) 150 runs
b) 210 runs
c) 60 runs
d) 360 runs
c) 60 runs
2. Sonu left no margin in his notebook. What is likely to happen?
a) His answers will all turn out to be wrong
b) His pen will run out of ink very soon
c) His teacher will have no room for remarks
d) His pages will fall out of the notebook
c) His teacher will have no room for remarks
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