Basic Details
Word: Order
Part of Speech: Noun/Verb
Meaning: A way of arranging things or a command to do something.
Synonyms: Arrangement, command, instruction
Antonyms: Disorder, chaos, confusion
Idioms and Phrases
- In order: To be arranged correctly or properly. Example: "Please make sure your books are in order before you go home."
- Order of the day: The most important or necessary issues to discuss. Example: "Safety is the order of the day during our field trip."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The teacher asked the students to put their desks in order for the group activity.
Example 2: We need to place an order for more supplies before the start of the new term.
Example 3: The chef organised the kitchen in perfect order, making it easy to prepare meals.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "order" comes from the Latin word "ordo," which means arrangement? The concept of order has been important in many aspects of life, including science, philosophy, and daily routines!
Famous Quote
"Order is the shape upon which beauty depends." Pearl S. Buck
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "order" mean?
a) A way of arranging things
b) A type of flower
c) A kind of food
d) A place in the city
Answer: a) A way of arranging things
2. Which of these is a synonym of "order"?
a) Confusion
b) Arrangement
c) Disarray
d) Mess
Answer: b) Arrangement
3. Which word is an antonym of "order"?
a) Command
b) Chaos
c) Arrangement
d) Instruction
Answer: b) Chaos
4. Which sentence uses "order" correctly?
a) The order of the books was mixed up.
b) The order flew away in the wind.
c) The dog loves to eat order.
d) She order her sandwich at the shop.
Answer: a) The order of the books was mixed up.
5. Which idiom refers to things being arranged correctly?
a) Order of the day
b) In order
c) Out of order
d) All in good time
Answer: b) In order
