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Year 6 Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet — Level 3 — Answers

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Year 6 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 tall?
  1. Aalways
  2. Bnever
  3. Cshort

Answer: short

tall and short are antonyms.

2.Which word means the same as build?
  1. Apresent
  2. Bgift
  3. Cmake

Answer: make

build and make are synonyms.

3.The opposite of win is (answer space).

Answer: lose

win and lose are antonyms (opposites).

4.Which word means the same as sick?
  1. Aill
  2. Btalk
  3. Cspeak

Answer: ill

sick and ill are synonyms.

5.Which word is the opposite of question?
  1. Aanswer
  2. Bopen
  3. Cclosed

Answer: answer

question and answer are antonyms.

6.Which word means the same as gift?
  1. Aroad
  2. Bpresent
  3. Cstreet

Answer: present

gift and present are synonyms.

7.Which word is the opposite of strong?
  1. Aweak
  2. Bnight
  3. Cday

Answer: weak

strong and weak are antonyms.

8.Which word means the same as smart?
  1. Asick
  2. Bill
  3. Cclever

Answer: clever

smart and clever are synonyms.

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

Answer: cold

hot and cold are antonyms (opposites).

10.Which word means the same as huge?
  1. Ashout
  2. Byell
  3. Cenormous

Answer: enormous

huge and enormous are synonyms.

11.Which word is the opposite of before?
  1. Adangerous
  2. Bsafe
  3. Cafter

Answer: after

before and after are antonyms.

12.Which word means the same as tired?
  1. Amake
  2. Bsleepy
  3. Cbuild

Answer: sleepy

tired and sleepy are synonyms.

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