Basic Details
Word: June
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: The sixth month of the year, often associated with warmer weather and the start of summer.
Synonyms: N/A
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- June gloom: Refers to a weather phenomenon where certain places experience overcast skies and cooler temperatures during June. Example: "Despite it being June, our beach day was spoiled by the June gloom clouds above."
- Marry in June: An old saying that suggests it is lucky to get married in June. Example: "Many people believe that to marry in June is to marry in happiness."
Usage Examples
Example 1: We always look forward to June because it means school is out for the summer holidays.
Example 2: The garden blooms beautifully in June, with flowers in every shade imaginable.
Example 3: For my birthday this year in June, we planned a picnic in the park with all my friends.
Fun Fact
The name "June" is derived from the Roman goddess Juno, who was the goddess of marriage and the well-being of women.
Famous Quote
"June is busting out all over." - Richard Rogers
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "June" refer to?
a) The first month of the year
b) The sixth month of the year
c) A type of plant
d) A holiday
Answer: b) The sixth month of the year
2. Which of these phrases refers to a weather phenomenon in June?
a) June bloom
b) June gloom
c) June joy
d) June rain
Answer: b) June gloom
3. Which sentence uses "June" correctly?
a) We celebrate Christmas in June.
b) June is the month when the weather gets warmer.
c) My favourite fruit is June.
d) There are twenty days in June.
Answer: b) June is the month when the weather gets warmer.
4. What does the saying "Marry in June" suggest?
a) It brings bad luck
b) It guarantees happiness in marriage
c) It means rain will fall
d) It is an expensive time to marry
Answer: b) It guarantees happiness in marriage
5. Who is "June" named after?
a) A famous artist
b) A Roman god
c) A plant
d) A historical figure
Answer: b) A Roman god
