Spell Bee Word: heavy

Basic Details

Word: Heavy

Part of Speech: Adjective

Meaning: Something that weighs a lot or is difficult to lift.

Synonyms: Weighty, bulky, substantial

Antonyms: Light, airy, frivolous

Idioms and Phrases

1. Heavy heart: Feeling sad or regretful. Example: "She left the party with a heavy heart after saying goodbye to her friends."
2. Heavy lifting: Doing a lot of hard work or effort, especially in a difficult situation. Example: "The team did the heavy lifting to finish the project on time."

Usage Examples

Example 1: The heavy backpack made it hard for him to climb the hill.

Example 2: The box was too heavy for her to carry alone, so she asked for help.

Example 3: After the heavy rainfall, the road was covered in puddles.

Fun Fact

Did you know that the word "heavy" comes from the Old English word "hefig," which means having weight? The word has been used for many centuries!

Famous Quote

"Heavy hangs the head that wears the crown." William Shakespeare

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What does "heavy" mean?

a) Something that is easy to lift
b) Something that weighs a lot
c) Something that floats
d) Something that is very small

Answer: b) Something that weighs a lot

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

a) Feather-light
b) Flimsy
c) Bulky
d) Tiny

Answer: c) Bulky

3. What is the opposite of "heavy"?

a) Weighty
b) Dense
c) Light
d) Thick

Answer: c) Light

4. Which sentence uses "heavy" correctly?

a) The heavy rain made the flowers grow.
b) The heavy feather floated in the air.
c) He had a heavy cold and needed rest.
d) The heavy mouse ran quickly.

Answer: a) The heavy rain made the flowers grow.

5. What does "heavy heart" refer to?

a) Feeling happy
b) Feeling sick
c) Feeling sad or regretful
d) Feeling tired

Answer: c) Feeling sad or regretful