Basic Details
Word: Carbonated
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: A drink that has bubbles or fizz in it because it is mixed with carbon dioxide gas.
Synonyms: Fizzy, sparkling
Antonyms: Flat, non-carbonated
Idioms and Phrases
- On the fizz: To be excited or full of energy. Example: "After drinking the carbonated drink, he was really on the fizz, ready to play!"
- Pop like a bubble: An expression used to describe something that becomes less exciting quickly. Example: "The excitement of the surprise party popped like a bubble when she arrived early."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The children enjoyed a carbonated drink during the picnic, laughing as the bubbles tickled their noses.
Example 2: She prefers carbonated water to still water because she likes the refreshing fizz.
Example 3: At the party, guests clinked their glasses filled with carbonated beverages, creating a cheerful atmosphere.
Fun Fact
Did you know that carbonated drinks were first created in the 18th century when scientists discovered how to infuse water with carbon dioxide, making it fizzy?
Famous Quote
"Life is like a carbonated drink: its all about how you choose to embrace the fizz!" Anonymous
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "carbonated" mean?
a) A flat drink
b) A drink with bubbles
c) A dark drink
d) A hot drink
Answer: b) A drink with bubbles
2. Which of these is a synonym of "carbonated"?
a) Still
b) Fizzy
c) Heavy
d) Thick
Answer: b) Fizzy
3. Which of these is an antonym of "carbonated"?
a) Bubbly
b) Sparkling
c) Flat
d) Effervescent
Answer: c) Flat
4. Which sentence uses "carbonated" correctly?
a) I love carbonated drinks because they are so refreshing.
b) She carbonated her sandwich for lunch.
c) The tree was very carbonated this spring.
d) He carbonated his homework before handing it in.
Answer: a) I love carbonated drinks because they are so refreshing.
5. What does the idiom "on the fizz" refer to?
a) To feel sleepy
b) To be excited
c) To be confused
d) To feel sad
Answer: b) To be excited
