Basic Details
Word: Saturday
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: The sixth day of the week, following Friday and before Sunday.
Synonyms: N/A
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- Saturday night fever: Refers to having a lot of fun or excitement on Saturday night, often related to going out or partying. Example: "Everyone was ready for some Saturday night fever as we planned our outing."
- Take it easy on a Saturday: To relax and not work hard during Saturday. Example: "I love to take it easy on a Saturday, enjoying time with my family."
Usage Examples
Example 1: Every Saturday, we visit the local market to buy fresh fruits and vegetables.
Example 2: My favourite day of the week is Saturday because I can sleep in and enjoy my free time.
Example 3: On Saturday evenings, we sometimes have movie nights with popcorn and snacks.
Fun Fact
The name "Saturday" comes from the Roman god Saturn, who was the god of agriculture and time. It's interesting to note that in many languages, the day is named after Saturn, reflecting its historical significance.
Famous Quote
"Saturday is a day for adventure; let the Saturday morning sun wake you up." - Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "Saturday" refer to?
a) A type of fruit
b) The sixth day of the week
c) A planet
d) A musical instrument
Answer: b) The sixth day of the week
2. Which phrase is related to having fun on Saturday evening?
a) Monday blues
b) Sunday stroll
c) Saturday night fever
d) Friday rush
Answer: c) Saturday night fever
3. Which sentence uses "Saturday" correctly?
a) Saturday is the first day of school.
b) I finished my homework on Saturday so I could play.
c) Saturday is the last day of the week.
d) Saturday is a type of animal.
Answer: b) I finished my homework on Saturday so I could play.
4. What does "take it easy on a Saturday" mean?
a) Work very hard on Saturday
b) Relax and enjoy the day
c) Clean your room on Saturday
d) Prepare for school on Saturday
Answer: b) Relax and enjoy the day
5. Which day comes before Saturday?
a) Friday
b) Sunday
c) Wednesday
d) Monday
Answer: a) Friday
