Spell Bee Word: trouble

Basic Details

Word: Trouble

Part of Speech: Noun

Meaning: A problem or difficulty that causes worry or distress.

Synonyms: Difficulty, problem, issue

Antonyms: Ease, comfort, solution

Idioms and Phrases

1. Running into trouble: To encounter problems unexpectedly. Example: "He was running into trouble when he forgot his homework."
2. No trouble at all: Used to say that something was easy to do. Example: "Helping you with your project was no trouble at all."

Usage Examples

Example 1: She found herself in trouble when she lost her wallet at the market.

Example 2: The dog was in trouble for digging holes in the garden.

Example 3: We need to solve this trouble before it gets worse.

Fun Fact

The word "trouble" comes from the Old French word "trouble," which means to disturb or to confuse. It has been used in English since the 14th century.

Famous Quote

"The trouble is, you think you have time." - Buddha

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What does "trouble" mean?

a) A state of peace
b) A problem or difficulty
c) A type of food
d) A special event

Answer: b) A problem or difficulty

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

a) Gift
b) Difficulty
c) Harmony
d) Joy

Answer: b) Difficulty

3. Which sentence uses "trouble" correctly?

a) I had trouble finding my way home.
b) She loves trouble all the time.
c) They had a trouble party.
d) We trouble a lot of food at dinner.

Answer: a) I had trouble finding my way home.

4. Which idiom means to experience unexpected issues?

a) No trouble at all
b) Running into trouble
c) A walk in the park
d) Piece of cake

Answer: b) Running into trouble

5. What is the opposite of "trouble"?

a) Problem
b) Solution
c) Challenge
d) Difficulty

Answer: b) Solution