Basic Details
Word: Groove
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A long, narrow cut or space, often in a surface, or a rhythmic pattern in music.
Synonyms: Channel, furrow, rhythm
Antonyms: Bump, irregularity
Idioms and Phrases
- Get into the groove: To start feeling good and comfortable in a situation. Example: "After a few minutes of practice, I really got into the groove of the song."
- Find your groove: To discover what works best for you in a particular activity. Example: "At first, I was unsure how to paint, but soon I found my groove and created an amazing piece."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The dancers moved in perfect sync, each finding their groove as the music played.
Example 2: The carpenter used the groove to create a snug fit for the wooden pieces.
Example 3: With each beat, the band added to the groove, making the crowd want to dance.
Fun Fact
Did you know that grooves can be found not only in music but also on records? The grooves on a vinyl record store sound information that can be played back using a turntable!
Famous Quote
"Music can change the world because it can change people." Bono
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "groove" mean?
a) A flat surface
b) A long, narrow cut or space
c) A type of tree
d) A large animal
Answer: b) A long, narrow cut or space
2. Which of these is a synonym of "groove"?
a) Bump
b) Channel
c) Balloon
d) Square
Answer: b) Channel
3. Which sentence uses "groove" correctly?
a) The artist found her groove and created a fantastic painting.
b) The groove flew across the room.
c) The groove is red and blue.
d) The groove danced at the party.
Answer: a) The artist found her groove and created a fantastic painting.
4. Which idiom means to start feeling good in a situation?
a) Find your groove
b) Hit the road
c) Break the ice
d) Jump the gun
Answer: a) Find your groove
5. What is the opposite of "groove"?
a) Rhythm
b) N/A
c) Irregularity
d) Channel
Answer: c) Irregularity
