Basic Details
Word: March
Part of Speech: Verb / Noun
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Meaning:
- As a verb: To walk steadily and rhythmically, often in a group.
- As a noun: The third month of the year.
Synonyms: Stride, proceed (for the verb); third month, month of spring (for the noun)
Antonyms: Stand still, halt (for the verb); N/A (for the noun)
Idioms and Phrases
- "March to the beat of your own drum": To do things in your own way or follow your own path. Example: "She always marched to the beat of her own drum, creating her own unique style."
- "In the month of March, we go forth": Referring to the arrival of spring and new opportunities. Example: "In the month of March, we go forth and embrace nature as it comes to life."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The soldiers were ordered to march in uniform down the parade ground.
Example 2: March is known for its unpredictable weather, often bringing both rain and sunshine.
Example 3: During the protest, people marched together to raise awareness for their cause.
Fun Fact
Did you know that March was named after Mars, the Roman god of war? Many ancient cultures believed March was a time for battles and military campaigns to resume after winter.
Famous Quote
"In March, winter is holding back and spring is pulling forward." - Jean Hersey
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "march" mean as a verb?
a) To run quickly
b) To walk steadily
c) To jump high
d) To sit down
Answer: b) To walk steadily
2. Which month is referred to by the word "March"?
a) First month
b) Second month
c) Third month
d) Fourth month
Answer: c) Third month
3. Which sentence uses "march" correctly?
a) The flowers bloom in march.
b) They decided to march to the city centre for the parade.
c) I like to march my dog in the park.
d) Let's march the cake on the table.
Answer: b) They decided to march to the city centre for the parade.
4. Which idiom relates to "march"?
a) March to the beat of your own drum
b) Jump to conclusions
c) Walk on air
d) Break the ice
Answer: a) March to the beat of your own drum
5. What is an antonym of "march"?
a) Stroll
b) Stand still
c) Run
d) Skip
Answer: b) Stand still
