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Year 4 Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers

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Year 4 Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers

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

1.Which word is the opposite of strong?
  1. Aweak
  2. Barrive
  3. Cleave

Answer: weak

strong and weak are antonyms.

2.Which word means the same as small?
  1. Aleap
  2. Bjump
  3. Clittle

Answer: little

small and little are synonyms.

3.Which word is the opposite of start?
  1. Afinish
  2. Bfast
  3. Cslow

Answer: finish

start and finish are antonyms.

4.Which word means the same as smart?
  1. Aclever
  2. Bsee
  3. Clook

Answer: clever

smart and clever are synonyms.

5.Which word is the opposite of thick?
  1. Athin
  2. Bsad
  3. Chappy

Answer: thin

thick and thin are antonyms.

6.Which word means the same as happy?
  1. Aspeak
  2. Btalk
  3. Cglad

Answer: glad

happy and glad are synonyms.

7.Which word is the opposite of big?
  1. Aclean
  2. Bdirty
  3. Csmall

Answer: small

big and small are antonyms.

8.Which word means the same as scared?
  1. Aafraid
  2. Bquiet
  3. Csilent

Answer: afraid

scared and afraid are synonyms.

9.Which word is the opposite of always?
  1. Adangerous
  2. Bnever
  3. Csafe

Answer: never

always and never are antonyms.

10.Which word means the same as jump?
  1. Aleap
  2. Bshout
  3. Cyell

Answer: leap

jump and leap are synonyms.

11.Which word is the opposite of open?
  1. Athin
  2. Bclosed
  3. Cthick

Answer: closed

open and closed are antonyms.

12.Which word means the same as street?
  1. Aroad
  2. Bcorrect
  3. Cright

Answer: road

street and road are synonyms.

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