Edge

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

• The boundary of a playing field

• A slight advantage over others

• A sharp side of a blade

• The end of a performance

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

• The edge of the table was sharp.

• She managed to edge past her opponent.

• The edge of the cliff was dangerous.

• He admired the edge of the sword.

Identify the sentence where 'edge' is used metaphorically.

• The edge of the knife was dull.

• He was on the edge of his seat during the movie.

• The edge of the table was chipped.

• She stood at the edge of the pool.

In literature, what does 'living on the edge' typically imply about a character?

• They are cautious and reserved.

• They take risks and live dangerously.

• They are wealthy and privileged.

• They are isolated and lonely.

Choose the correct sentence:

• The edge of the paper was torn.

• He edge the car into the parking space.

• She edges the cake with frosting.

• They are edge the competition.

What is the antonym of 'edge' when used to describe a competitive advantage?

• Disadvantage

• Boundary

• Sharpness

• Limit

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

• She edged closer to the truth.

• He has an edge in the competition.

• They are edging towards a decision.

• We need to edge the lawn.

What does the phrase 'on edge' mean?

• Calm and relaxed

• Nervous and tense

• Balanced and stable

• Sharp and pointed

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'the edge of night'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

In the sentence 'He edged his way through the crowd,' what part of speech is 'edged'?

• Noun

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb