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Year 5 Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet — Level 3 — Answers

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Year 5 Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet — Level 3 — Answers

Synonyms mean the same. Antonyms mean the opposite. Circle or write the word.

1.Which word is the opposite of strong?
  1. Asell
  2. Bbuy
  3. Cweak

Answer: weak

strong and weak are antonyms.

2.Which word means the same as build?
  1. Aroad
  2. Bmake
  3. Cstreet

Answer: make

build and make are synonyms.

3.Which word is the opposite of early?
  1. Alose
  2. Blate
  3. Cwin

Answer: late

early and late are antonyms.

4.Which word means the same as correct?
  1. Ahuge
  2. Bright
  3. Cenormous

Answer: right

correct and right are synonyms.

5.Which word is the opposite of sweet?
  1. Asour
  2. Blast
  3. Cfirst

Answer: sour

sweet and sour are antonyms.

6.Which word means the same as look?
  1. Asee
  2. Btired
  3. Csleepy

Answer: see

look and see are synonyms.

7.Which word is the opposite of arrive?
  1. Aremember
  2. Bleave
  3. Cforget

Answer: leave

arrive and leave are antonyms.

8.Which word means the same as gift?
  1. Aafraid
  2. Bpresent
  3. Cscared

Answer: present

gift and present are synonyms.

9.The opposite of remember is (answer space).

Answer: forget

remember and forget are antonyms (opposites).

10.Which word means the same as rich?
  1. Awealthy
  2. Bpresent
  3. Cgift

Answer: wealthy

rich and wealthy are synonyms.

11.Which word is the opposite of big?
  1. Asmall
  2. Bfinish
  3. Cstart

Answer: small

big and small are antonyms.

12.Which word means the same as quiet?
  1. Achoose
  2. Bsilent
  3. Cpick

Answer: silent

quiet and silent are synonyms.

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