Basic Details
Word: Care
Part of Speech: Verb / Noun
Meaning: To feel concern or interest in something or someone; also, to provide for or look after.
Synonyms: Concern, look after, attend to
Antonyms: Neglect, disregard
Idioms and Phrases
- Take care: A phrase used to express good wishes, especially when parting. Example: "Take care while crossing the street!"
- Don't care a jot: Means not to care at all about something. Example: "He doesnt care a jot about winning the game; he just enjoys playing."
Usage Examples
Example 1: Its important to care for the environment to protect our planet for future generations.
Example 2: She cares deeply for her pet dog, always ensuring it has food and love.
Example 3: If you really care about your friends, you should listen to them when they are in need.
Fun Fact
The word "care" comes from the Old English word "caru," which means "sorrow" or "anxiety." Over time, its meaning expanded to include positive feelings of concern and affection.
Famous Quote
"Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care." Theodore Roosevelt
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "care" mean?
a) To ignore something
b) To feel concern or interest
c) To go for a walk
d) To eat food
Answer: b) To feel concern or interest
2. Which of these is a synonym of "care"?
a) Neglect
b) Concern
c) Abandon
d) Ignore
Answer: b) Concern
3. Which of these is an antonym of "care"?
a) Look after
b) Attend to
c) Disregard
d) Protect
Answer: c) Disregard
4. Which sentence uses "care" correctly?
a) She care for her brother very well.
b) I care to finish my homework early.
c) They don't care about the rain, they still play outside.
d) He care what people think.
Answer: c) They don't care about the rain, they still play outside.
5. Which idiom means to be cautious or concerned?
a) Take care
b) Care a bit
c) Dont care a jot
d) Careful as a cat
Answer: a) Take care
