Scratch

What is the meaning of the word 'scratch' in the context of starting from scratch?

• To begin from the beginning

• To make a small cut

• To remove something

• To write quickly

Which sentence uses the word 'scratch' correctly?

• I had to scratch my plans for the weekend.

• The cat made a scratch on the sofa.

• He scratched his head in confusion.

• All of the above

Identify the correct use of 'scratch' in a sentence.

• She scratched the surface of the problem.

• He scratched his name off the list.

• The dog scratched at the door.

• All of the above

What part of speech is 'scratch' in the sentence: 'He gave the car a scratch'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Choose the sentence where 'scratch' is used as a verb.

• The scratch on the table was deep.

• He scratched his arm on the branch.

• The scratch was barely visible.

• The scratchy sweater was uncomfortable.

In the phrase 'scratch the surface,' what does 'scratch' imply?

• To examine superficially

• To damage slightly

• To clean thoroughly

• To write quickly

Which of the following is a synonym for 'scratch' when used as a verb?

• Erase

• Itch

• Scrape

• Write

What is the antonym of 'scratch' when used as a verb?

• Build

• Mend

• Polish

• Create

In literature, what does the phrase 'from scratch' often imply?

• Starting anew

• Ending a story

• Revising a draft

• Editing a manuscript

Which sentence best illustrates the idiomatic use of 'scratch'?

• He scratched the idea from his mind.

• She started the project from scratch.

• The scratch on the car was noticeable.

• He scratched his head thoughtfully.