Basic Details
Word: Fantastic
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Extremely good or excellent; wonderful.
Synonyms: Amazing, incredible, wonderful
Antonyms: Terrible, awful, ordinary
Idioms and Phrases
- It's fantastic: Used to describe something that is exceptionally good. Example: "The performance was fantastic; everyone applauded loudly!"
- Have a fantastic day: A common phrase to wish someone a delightful day ahead. Example: "Make sure to enjoy your time at the fair, and have a fantastic day!
Usage Examples
Example 1: The cake my mum made for my birthday was absolutely fantastic; it was the best one I've ever had!
Example 2: We watched a fantastic movie last night that had everyone laughing and crying.
Example 3: The view from the top of the mountain was fantastic, and we took many pictures to remember it.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "fantastic" comes from the Greek word "phantastikos," meaning 'able to be imagined'? It has been in the English language since the late 14th century!
Famous Quote
"The only limit to our realisation of tomorrow will be our doubts of today." Franklin D. Roosevelt
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "fantastic" mean?
a) Bad
b) Extremely good
c) Ordinary
d) Unusual
Answer: b) Extremely good
2. Which of these is a synonym of "fantastic"?
a) Terrible
b) Amazing
c) Ordinary
d) Boring
Answer: b) Amazing
3. Which of these is an antonym of "fantastic"?
a) Incredible
b) Wonderful
c) Awful
d) Excellent
Answer: c) Awful
4. Which sentence uses "fantastic" correctly?
a) My friend's jokes are always fantastic!
b) The fantastic was very slow.
c) The fantastic jumped over the fence.
d) The fantastic is a type of fruit.
Answer: a) My friend's jokes are always fantastic!
5. What does "have a fantastic day" mean?
a) I hope your day is terrible
b) I wish you a delightful day
c) Your day will be boring
d) Your day is already bad
Answer: b) I wish you a delightful day
