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Words That Mean the Same: Big and Large, Happy and Glad — Answers

Answer sheet with model answers and success criteria for the Kindergarten / Foundation vocabulary worksheet.

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Words That Mean the Same: Big and Large, Happy and Glad — Answers

Part A: Same or not?

Grown-up: read the words aloud. Child: circle the word that means the same.

1.big means the same as…
  1. Alarge
  2. Bsmall
  3. Cred

Answer: large

big and large mean the same.

2.small means the same as…
  1. Atall
  2. Blittle
  3. Cbig

Answer: little

small and little mean the same.

3.happy means the same as…
  1. Asad
  2. Bcross
  3. Cglad

Answer: glad

happy and glad mean the same.

4.fast means the same as…
  1. Aquick
  2. Bslow
  3. Clate

Answer: quick

fast and quick mean the same.

5.shut means the same as…
  1. Aopen
  2. Bclose
  3. Cpush

Answer: close

shut and close mean the same.

6.yell means the same as…
  1. Asing
  2. Bnap
  3. Cshout

Answer: shout

yell and shout mean the same.

Part B: Swap the word

Pick the word that could take the place of the word in bold.

7.The dog is big. The dog is…
  1. Alarge
  2. Btiny
  3. Cwet

Answer: large

large means the same as big.

8.Sam is glad. Sam is…
  1. Asad
  2. Bhappy
  3. Ccold

Answer: happy

happy means the same as glad.

9.I see a little bug. I see a … bug.
  1. Ahuge
  2. Bred
  3. Csmall

Answer: small

small means the same as little.

Part C: Your turn

10.Finish this: big and large mean the same. Small and ___ mean the same.

Model answer: little (also accept tiny).

Success criteria:

  • The word written means the same as small
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