Champ

What is the meaning of the word 'champ' in the context of someone who is a 'champion'?

• A person who chews noisily

• A person who fights in a battle

• A person who has won a competition

• A person who is learning a skill

Which sentence uses the word 'champ' correctly?

• He was the champ of the noisy eaters.

• She champed at the bit to start the race.

• The champ of the army led the charge.

• He was a champ at learning new languages.

Identify the correct synonym for 'champ' when used as a verb.

• Chew

• Run

• Jump

• Sing

In which sentence is 'champ' used as a noun?

• He champed on his gum loudly.

• The horse champed at the bit.

• She was the champ of the tournament.

• He champed his way through the meal.

What part of speech is 'champ' in the sentence: 'He is the champ of the team'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Choose the sentence where 'champ' is used metaphorically.

• The horse champed at the bit.

• He was the champ of the chess club.

• She champed on her pencil nervously.

• The champ of the story was brave.

Which of the following is an example of 'champ' used in a literary context?

• The champ of the story was a hero.

• He champed his food quickly.

• She was champing at the bit to leave.

• The champ of the noise was unbearable.

What is the antonym of 'champ' when used as a noun?

• Loser

• Winner

• Competitor

• Participant

In the phrase 'champing at the bit', what does 'champing' mean?

• Eagerly waiting

• Chewing

• Running

• Singing

Which sentence best illustrates the use of 'champ' in a competitive context?

• He champed on his breakfast.

• She was the champ of the debate team.

• The horse champed at the bit.

• He champed his way through the book.