Basic Details
Word: Admission
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: The process of allowing someone to enter a place or become part of a group.
Synonyms: Entry, Access, Acceptance
Antonyms: Rejection, Exclusion
Idioms and Phrases
- Admission of guilt: Accepting or acknowledging that one has done wrong. Example: "His admission of guilt showed that he was ready to take responsibility for his actions."
- Be met with open admission: To be received or welcomed enthusiastically. Example: "When she revealed her project, it was met with open admission from her classmates."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The school received many applications, but only a few students were granted admission.
Example 2: After the interview, he felt confident that his admission to the university was almost certain.
Example 3: The museum charges a small fee for admission, allowing visitors to explore its exhibits.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "admission" comes from the Latin word 'admitt', which means 'to allow to enter'? It has been used in the English language since the 14th century!
Famous Quote
"An admission of error is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of strength." - John C. Maxwell
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "admission" mean?
a) The act of allowing someone to enter
b) An incorrect statement
c) A type of vehicle
d) A place of learning
Answer: a) The act of allowing someone to enter
2. Which of these is a synonym of "admission"?
a) Rejection
b) Entry
c) Denial
d) Isolation
Answer: b) Entry
3. What is the opposite of "admission"?
a) Entry
b) Acceptance
c) Exclusion
d) Access
Answer: c) Exclusion
4. Which sentence uses "admission" correctly?
a) She was excited about her admission to the concert.
b) The admission was busy helping customers.
c) His admission was loud enough to be heard.
d) The admission left the room to play outside.
Answer: a) She was excited about her admission to the concert.
5. What does "admission of guilt" mean?
a) Acknowledging a mistake
b) Celebrating success
c) Keeping a secret
d) Making an announcement
Answer: a) Acknowledging a mistake
