Basic Details
Word: Ticket
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A small piece of paper that allows someone to enter an event, travel on public transport, or participate in a lottery.
Synonyms: Pass, voucher, admission
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- Golden ticket: Refers to something that brings an excellent opportunity or advantage. Example: "Winning that scholarship was her golden ticket to a bright future."
- Get your ticket: To prepare for an upcoming event or situation. Example: "Make sure to get your ticket for the concert before they sell out!"
Usage Examples
Example 1: She bought a ticket to the theatre to watch her favourite play.
Example 2: The bus driver asked to see my ticket before letting me board.
Example 3: He was thrilled when he won a ticket to the final match of the championship.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the concept of tickets dates back to ancient times? The first known tickets were used in the 16th century in Italy for public events and lotteries, and they have evolved ever since!
Famous Quote
"Life is like a ticket to a show. It has its ups and downs, but you wouldn't want to miss it." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "ticket" mean?
a) A type of food
b) A small piece of paper for entry
c) A kind of book
d) A type of animal
Answer: b) A small piece of paper for entry
2. Which of these is a synonym of "ticket"?
a) Voucher
b) Bus
c) Car
d) Seat
Answer: a) Voucher
3. Which sentence uses "ticket" correctly?
a) She threw the ticket into the sky.
b) He always eats his ticket for breakfast.
c) The ticket allowed me to enter the museum.
d) The ticket is a type of plant.
Answer: c) The ticket allowed me to enter the museum.
4. Which idiom refers to a great opportunity?
a) Golden ticket
b) In the ticket
c) Ticket to ride
d) Ticket stub
Answer: a) Golden ticket
5. What is the opposite of "ticket"?
a) N/A
b) Cost
c) Fee
d) Price
Answer: a) N/A
