Edge

What is the meaning of the word 'edge' in the context of a competition?

• A boundary line

• An advantage

• A sharp side

• A risky situation

Which sentence uses the word 'edge' as a verb?

• The edge of the table was sharp.

• He edged closer to the finish line.

• The edge of the cliff was dangerous.

• She admired the edge of the painting.

Identify the correct use of 'edge' in a sentence related to emotion.

• She felt an edge of excitement in her voice.

• The edge of the knife was dull.

• He stood at the edge of the road.

• The edge of the paper was torn.

In literature, what does 'on the edge of one's seat' imply?

• Boredom

• Excitement

• Confusion

• Relaxation

Choose the sentence where 'edge' is used metaphorically.

• The edge of the sword was sharp.

• He had an edge in the debate.

• The edge of the table was smooth.

• She walked along the edge of the river.

What part of speech is 'edge' in the sentence: 'He tried to edge his way through the crowd'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Which of the following sentences uses 'edge' as a noun?

• She edged her way into the conversation.

• The edge of the book was worn.

• He edged past the obstacle.

• They edged closer to the goal.

What is the antonym of 'edge' when used to mean 'advantage'?

• Disadvantage

• Boundary

• Sharpness

• Risk

In the phrase 'living on the edge', what does 'edge' refer to?

• A boundary

• An advantage

• A risky situation

• A sharp side

Which sentence best illustrates 'edge' in a geographical context?

• The edge of the forest was dense.

• He had an edge in negotiations.

• She felt an edge of fear.

• The edge of the knife was blunt.