Basic Details
Word: Arranged
Part of Speech: Verb (past tense of arrange)
Meaning: To put things in a specific order or to organise something.
Synonyms: Organised, sorted, set up
Antonyms: Disorganised, scattered, chaotic
Idioms and Phrases
- All arranged: Everything is organised and ready. Example: "The party is all arranged; we just need to wait for the guests."
- Arrange a meeting: To organise a time for people to meet. Example: "I will arrange a meeting with the teacher to discuss my progress."
Usage Examples
Example 1: She arranged the flowers in a beautiful vase for the dining table.
Example 2: The teacher arranged the desks in a circle for the class discussion.
Example 3: We arranged our books by subject so its easier to find what we need.
Fun Fact
The word "arrange" comes from the Latin word "arrangiare," which means to set in order or to tidy up. It has been used in English since the early 15th century.
Famous Quote
"The secret to success is to be ready when your opportunity comes." Benjamin Disraeli (This relates to 'arranged' as being prepared often means having everything in order.)
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "arranged" mean?
a) To make a mess
b) To put things in order
c) To throw away
d) To lose something
Answer: b) To put things in order
2. Which of these is a synonym of "arranged"?
a) Disorganised
b) Scattered
c) Organised
d) Messy
Answer: c) Organised
3. Which of these is an antonym of "arranged"?
a) Neat
b) Sorted
c) Chaotic
d) Set up
Answer: c) Chaotic
4. Which sentence uses "arranged" correctly?
a) I arranged my toys on the floor.
b) She arranged the meeting for next week.
c) He arranged to play outside in the rain.
d) They arranged to scatter their books everywhere.
Answer: b) She arranged the meeting for next week.
5. What does the idiom "all arranged" mean?
a) Still in chaos
b) Everything is organised and ready
c) Things are very messy
d) Waiting for a solution
Answer: b) Everything is organised and ready
