Basic Details
Word: Stork
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A large, long-legged bird known for its long beak and distinctive nesting habits.
Synonyms: Heron, ibis
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- As busy as a stork: Used to describe someone who is very active and occupied. Example: "During the school play, she was as busy as a stork, making sure everything was perfect."
- The stork has arrived: Refers to the arrival of a baby. Example: "Everyone is excited because the stork has arrived; they are expecting their new baby soon."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The stork flew gracefully over the lake, searching for fish to catch for its meal.
Example 2: In many cultures, the stork is thought to bring good luck and is often associated with new babies.
Example 3: We watched in awe as the stork built its large nest atop a tall tree.
Famous Quote
Did you know that storks are migratory birds? Many species fly thousands of miles to warmer regions during the winter months!
Famous Quote
"The stork carries the newborn baby, a time-honoured tale that resonates in many cultures around the world." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "stork" mean?
a) A type of fish
b) A large bird with long legs
c) A small mammal
d) A kind of tree
Answer: b) A large bird with long legs
2. Which of these is a synonym of "stork"?
a) Eagle
b) Heron
c) Robin
d) Penguin
Answer: b) Heron
3. Which sentence uses "stork" correctly?
a) The stork danced on the stage.
b) The stork built a nest with sticks.
c) The stork ate all the pizza.
d) The stork played football in the park.
Answer: b) The stork built a nest with sticks.
4. Which idiom relates to the arrival of a baby?
a) The stork has arrived
b) As busy as a stork
c) A bird in the hand
d) A feather in the wind
Answer: a) The stork has arrived
5. What is the opposite of "stork"?
a) N/A
b) Elephant
c) Fish
d) Cat
Answer: a) N/A
