Basic Details
Word: Adventure
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: An exciting experience where you see or do something new.
Synonyms: Expedition, journey, escapade
Antonyms: Routine, boredom
Idioms and Phrases
- Adventure awaits: This phrase suggests that exciting experiences are ready to be discovered. Example: "When you travel, remember that adventure awaits around every corner."
- At the end of your comfort zone: This phrase means trying something new or challenging. Example: "To find true adventures, you need to step out at the end of your comfort zone."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The children were thrilled about the adventure they would have on their camping trip.
Example 2: Jane's trip to the mountains turned into a real adventure when they discovered a hidden waterfall.
Example 3: Exploring the old castle was an adventure full of surprises and mysterious places.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "adventure" comes from the Latin word "adventura," meaning "a thing about to happen?" It reflects the excitement of what lies ahead!
Famous Quote
"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all." Helen Keller
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "adventure" mean?
a) A boring event
b) An exciting experience
c) A regular job
d) An uninteresting game
Answer: b) An exciting experience
2. Which of these is a synonym of "adventure"?
a) Routine
b) Expedition
c) Chore
d) Cycle
Answer: b) Expedition
3. Which word is an antonym of "adventure"?
a) Journey
b) Escapade
c) Boredom
d) Excursion
Answer: c) Boredom
4. Which sentence uses "adventure" correctly?
a) They went on an adventure to the supermarket.
b) She found the adventure book boring.
c) Their adventure led them to exciting new places.
d) My adventure is to sit at home.
Answer: c) Their adventure led them to exciting new places.
5. Which idiom means to be ready for new experiences?
a) At the end of your comfort zone
b) A bird in the hand
c) As blind as a bat
d) Hitting the nail on the head
Answer: a) At the end of your comfort zone
