Basic Details
Word: Jasmine
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: A fragrant flowering plant often found in gardens.
Synonyms: Flower, blossom
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- Jasmine in the air: Refers to something pleasant and beautiful that you encounter unexpectedly. Example: "The kind gesture was like jasmine in the air, brightening my day."
- Got a whiff of jasmine: To catch a hint of something good or delightful, often related to experiencing something special. Example: "When she smiled, I felt like I got a whiff of jasmine."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The jasmine plant in my garden bloomed beautifully, filling the air with its sweet fragrance.
Example 2: She wore a jasmine-scented perfume that reminded me of warm summer nights.
Example 3: The park was adorned with jasmine flowers, making the walk a delightful experience.
Fun Fact
The jasmine plant has been used for centuries in perfumes and teas, and its flowers are often associated with love and beauty in many cultures around the world.
Famous Quote
"Let us dance in the sun, wearing wildflowers in our hair… and let us have a little fun!" – Susan Polis Schutz
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "jasmine" mean?
a) A type of tree
b) A fragrant flowering plant
c) A kind of fruit
d) A type of bird
Answer: b) A fragrant flowering plant
2. Which of these is a synonym of "jasmine"?
a) Fruit
b) Flower
c) Leaf
d) Stem
Answer: b) Flower
3. Which sentence uses "jasmine" correctly?
a) The jasmine sang beautifully.
b) She painted her room jasmine.
c) The jasmine in the garden attracted many bees.
d) The jasmine drove the car.
Answer: c) The jasmine in the garden attracted many bees.
4. Which idiom means experiencing something delightful?
a) Got a whiff of jasmine
b) As busy as a bee
c) Cold as ice
d) On cloud nine
Answer: a) Got a whiff of jasmine
5. What is the opposite of "jasmine"?
a) N/A
b) Rose
c) Cactus
d) Leaf
Answer: a) N/A
