Spell Bee Word: flat

Basic Details

Word: Flat

Part of Speech: Adjective

Meaning: Having a level surface; not raised or curved.

Synonyms: Level, even, smooth

Antonyms: Uneven, bumpy, raised

Idioms and Phrases

1. Flat out: Doing something as fast as possible. Example: "I was flat out trying to finish my homework before dinner."
2. Flat broke: Having no money at all. Example: "After spending all his pocket money, he was flat broke until next week."

Usage Examples

Example 1: The table was perfectly flat, making it easy to place the books on it.

Example 2: The land was so flat that we could see for miles without any hills blocking our view.

Example 3: After the rain, the puddles formed on the flat ground, creating little mirrors reflecting the sky.

Fun Fact

The word "flat" comes from the Old English word "flet," which means "floor" or "ground." It reflects the idea of something being level and smooth.

Famous Quote

"Life is not flat. It is full of ups and downs." - Unknown

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What does "flat" mean?

a) Something that is raised
b) Something that is curved
c) Having a level surface
d) Something that is round

Answer: c) Having a level surface

2. Which of these is a synonym of "flat"?

a) Level
b) Bumpy
c) Pointed
d) Round

Answer: a) Level

3. Which sentence uses "flat" correctly?

a) The flat ice cream cone melted in the sun.
b) He drew a flat circle on the paper.
c) The flat cat jumped over the fence.
d) She has a flat singing voice.

Answer: b) He drew a flat circle on the paper.

4. Which idiom means working very hard?

a) Flat out
b) Flat broke
c) Flat as a pancake
d) Flat tyre

Answer: a) Flat out

5. What is the opposite of "flat"?

a) Smooth
b) Bumpy
c) Level
d) Quick

Answer: b) Bumpy