Basic Details
Word: Morning
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: The early part of the day, from when the sun rises until noon.
Synonyms: Dawn, Daybreak, Sunrise
Antonyms: Evening, Night
Idioms and Phrases
- Morning person: Someone who feels more energetic and productive in the morning. Example: "She's such a morning person, always up early and ready to start her day!"
- Rise and shine: A cheerful way to tell someone to get out of bed in the morning. Example: "It's time to rise and shine; we have an exciting day ahead!"
Usage Examples
Example 1: The morning sun shone brightly, waking up the entire village.
Example 2: She always enjoyed a cup of tea while watching the birds in the morning.
Example 3: During the morning meeting, the team discussed their plans for the week.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "morning" comes from the Old English word "morgen," which means "the time of day when the sun rises"? It has been used to refer to the early part of the day for centuries!
Famous Quote
"An early-morning walk is a blessing for the whole day." - Henry David Thoreau
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "morning" mean?
a) The time when the sun sets
b) The early part of the day
c) The time to go to bed
d) The afternoon
Answer: b) The early part of the day
2. Which of these is a synonym of "morning"?
a) Noon
b) Dusk
c) Sunrise
d) Midnight
Answer: c) Sunrise
3. Which sentence uses "morning" correctly?
a) The morning was filled with laughter as everyone enjoyed their breakfast.
b) They love to sleep in the morning till noon.
c) The morning dog ran fast like a cheetah.
d) Morning is the best time for a picnic in the park.
Answer: a) The morning was filled with laughter as everyone enjoyed their breakfast.
4. Which idiom refers to someone who enjoys mornings?
a) Rise and shine
b) Hit the hay
c) Burning the midnight oil
d) Down in the dumps
Answer: a) Rise and shine
5. What is the opposite of "morning"?
a) Dawn
b) Night
c) Noon
d) Day
Answer: b) Night
