Activity Cage

Pronunciation: /ækˈtɪvəti keɪdʒ/

Definitions of activity cage

noun cage - a structure of bars or wires in which animals are confined

Example Sentences

A1 The hamster enjoys playing in its activity cage.

A2 The children watched as the rabbits hopped around in the activity cage.

B1 The zookeeper cleaned out the activity cage for the monkeys.

B2 The research facility installed a new activity cage for the lab rats.

C1 The scientists conducted experiments on animal behavior using the activity cage.

C2 The enrichment program at the sanctuary included an elaborate activity cage for the rescued animals.

Examples of activity cage in a Sentence

formal The laboratory rats were placed in an activity cage to observe their behavior patterns.

informal My hamster loves running on its wheel in the activity cage.

slang Let's hang out at the park and check out the new activity cage for dogs.

figurative The strict rules felt like being confined in an activity cage during the training program.

Grammatical Forms of activity cage

• plural: activity cages
• comparative: more active cage
• superlative: most active cage
• present tense: activity cage
• future tense: will activity cage
• perfect tense: has activity caged
• continuous tense: is activity caging
• singular: activity cage
• positive degree: activity cage
• infinitive: to activity cage
• gerund: activity caging
• participle: activity caged

Origin and Evolution of activity cage

First Known Use: 1905 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'activity cage' was coined to describe a confined space or enclosure used for physical exercise or play.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of animal enclosures in zoos or laboratories, the term 'activity cage' later evolved to refer to enclosed spaces designed for human physical activity and play, such as playground structures or exercise areas.