Basic Details
Word: Bison
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A large, hairy animal that has a hump on its back and is often found in North America and Europe.
Synonyms: Buffalo, American bison
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- Let the bison roam: To allow things to happen naturally without interference. Example: "Sometimes it's best to let the bison roam and see how events unfold."
- When bison fly: Used to describe something that is impossible or highly unlikely. Example: "I'll finish my homework when bison fly!"
Usage Examples
Example 1: The bison roamed freely across the plains, grazing on grass and plants.
Example 2: In the National Park, we were lucky enough to see a herd of bison up close.
Example 3: The bison is an iconic symbol of the American West and represents strength and resilience.
Fun Fact
Did you know that bison can weigh up to 1,000 kilograms! They are the largest land mammals in North America and can run at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour!
Famous Quote
"The bison are the last of an era and a symbol of survival; let us learn to respect and protect our natural world." - Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "bison" mean?
a) A small bird
b) A large hairy animal
c) A kind of tree
d) A type of fish
Answer: b) A large hairy animal
2. Which of these is a synonym of "bison"?
a) Deer
b) Buffalo
c) Bear
d) Lion
Answer: b) Buffalo
3. Which sentence uses "bison" correctly?
a) The bison swam gracefully in the river.
b) The bison thundered across the plains in a magnificent herd.
c) The bison flew over the mountains.
d) The bison played with children in the park.
Answer: b) The bison thundered across the plains in a magnificent herd.
4. Which idiom means the same as "allow things to happen naturally"?
a) Let the bison roam
b) When bison fly
c) As busy as a bee
d) The early bird catches the worm
Answer: a) Let the bison roam
5. What is the opposite of "bison"?
a) N/A
b) Rabbit
c) Cow
d) Elephant
Answer: a) N/A
