Word: Marmalade
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Marmalade means a sweet spread made from oranges or lemons, with thin strips of the peel in it.
Syllables: mar - ma - lade
Tricky part: The middle beat is ma, with an a, so marmelade is wrong.
Watch out for: marmelade, marmilade
Memory tip: Picture a child at breakfast saying it slowly as she spreads her toast: mar, then ma, then lade.
Example 1: Grandma spreads orange marmalade on her toast.
Example 2: This marmalade has thick chunks of peel in it.
Example 3: We made lemon marmalade in our cookery class.
Marmalade comes from the Portuguese marmelada, which was a paste made from quince, not oranges.
Choose the correct option to make a meaningful word:
marma____
a) lade
b) led
c) lid
d) laid
a) lade. The ending lade has an a and a silent e.
Choose the option with no spelling errors:
a) marmalade, buter, tost, cereal
b) marmalade, butter, toste, sereal
c) mamalade, buttar, toast, cereal
d) marmalade, butter, toast, cereal
d) marmalade, butter, toast, cereal. Only one breakfast list is free of slips; the others have two errors each.
What is the meaning of the word that can be formed from the given letters?
dalamrema
a) a sweet frozen dessert made from milk
b) an orange or lemon spread with bits of peel
c) a drink made by mixing fruit juice with water
d) a thick red sauce eaten with snacks
b) an orange or lemon spread with bits of peel. The nine letters spell marmalade, the orange or lemon spread.
Which of the following words does not rhyme with 'marmalade'?
a) spade
b) parade
c) salad
d) lemonade
c) salad. Salad ends in a short ad sound; lemonade, parade and spade end in ade, like marmalade.
1. Marmalade usually tastes ___.
a) salty and very spicy
b) plain like boiled rice
c) sweet and a little bitter
d) sour like raw tamarind
c) sweet and a little bitter
2. Marmalade is a kind of ___.
a) jam
b) cheese
c) soup
d) pickle
a) jam
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