Basic Details
Word: Choir
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A group of people who sing together, usually in parts.
Synonyms: Vocal ensemble, chorus
Antonyms: Solo
Idioms and Phrases
- Sing from the same hymn sheet: To agree with each other or have the same ideas. Example: "Before we start the project, lets make sure were all singing from the same hymn sheet."
- In harmony: To be in agreement or work well together. Example: "The team worked in harmony to complete the assignment on time."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The school choir performed beautifully at the annual concert.
Example 2: Each member of the choir had to practise their part to prepare for the upcoming show.
Example 3: The church choir sang a lovely hymn during the service last Sunday.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the tradition of choirs dates back over a thousand years? They have played an important role in church services and community events throughout history.
Famous Quote
"The best part of the music is the choir." - Anon
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "choir" mean?
a) A type of dance
b) A group of people who sing together
c) A musical instrument
d) A solo performance
Answer: b) A group of people who sing together
2. Which of these is a synonym of "choir"?
a) Orchestra
b) Vocal ensemble
c) Band
d) Soloist
Answer: b) Vocal ensemble
3. What is the antonym of "choir"?
a) Group
b) Chorus
c) Ensemble
d) Solo
Answer: d) Solo
4. Which sentence uses "choir" correctly?
a) The choir ran a marathon.
b) The choir sang a beautiful song in the concert.
c) The choir painted the wall.
d) The choir played football.
Answer: b) The choir sang a beautiful song in the concert.
5. Which idiom means to agree with each other?
a) In harmony
b) Sing from the same hymn sheet
c) Hit a high note
d) Call the tune
Answer: b) Sing from the same hymn sheet
