Basic Details
Word: Lit
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Something that is lighted or shining; it can also describe something that is exciting or fun, particularly in slang.
Synonyms: Lighted, illuminated, exciting, lively
Antonyms: Dark, dull, boring
Idioms and Phrases
- Lit up like a Christmas tree: To be very bright or full of lights. Example: "The town was lit up like a Christmas tree during the festival."
- Lit the fire under someone: To motivate someone to act or work harder. Example: "The teacher lit the fire under her students by introducing a fun project."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The campfire was lit, and everyone gathered around to roast marshmallows.
Example 2: The house was beautifully lit up for the party, making it feel warm and inviting.
Example 3: The concert was so lit that everyone danced and sang along all night long.
Fun Fact
The word "lit" originated from the past tense of the verb "light," which means to illuminate or brighten. In recent years, it has also evolved into slang to describe something thrilling or exciting.
Famous Quote
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." Mahatma Gandhi.
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "lit" mean in basic terms?
a) Dark
b) Lighted or exciting
c) Heavy
d) Cold
Answer: b) Lighted or exciting
2. Which of these is a synonym of "lit"?
a) Boring
b) Dull
c) Illuminated
d) Dark
Answer: c) Illuminated
3. Which word is an antonym of "lit"?
a) Exciting
b) Dark
c) Bright
d) Shining
Answer: b) Dark
4. Which sentence uses "lit" correctly?
a) The room was lit for the party with colourful lights.
b) The lit jumped over the fence.
c) It was a lit day outside.
d) The garden was lit to the neighbours house.
Answer: a) The room was lit for the party with colourful lights.
5. Which idiom means to be very bright?
a) Lit up like a Christmas tree
b) Lit the fire under someone
c) As dark as night
d) Bright as a button
Answer: a) Lit up like a Christmas tree
