Synonyms worksheets — words with the same meaning

Free synonyms worksheets for Class 2 to 5: write a synonym for each word and replace the word in quotes in a sentence — printable, with answers.

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A synonym is a word with the same (or nearly the same) meaning: big – large, happy – glad, begin – start.
An antonym is the opposite: big – small. (See the adjective worksheets for opposites.)
Using synonyms makes writing interesting — instead of “very big” write “huge” or “enormous”.

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Write a synonym (Class 2–3)Synonyms in sentences (Class 4–5)

Write a synonym

Class 2–3 · Worksheet 1 · set 26

Name:Date:Score: / 16

Write a word with the same meaning.

big
shut
silent
tired
begin
fast
afraid
happy
smart
easy
look
shout
speak
small
huge
sad

with answer key

Synonyms in sentences

Class 4–5 · Worksheet 2 · set 26

Name:Date:Score: / 10

Write a synonym for the word in quotes.

The movie will “end” soon.
The soldier was very “brave”.
Do not “shout” in class.
The library is a “quiet” place.
The runner was “tired” after the race.
The class will “begin” at nine.
She has a “beautiful” garden.
He gave me a “present”.
The fox is a “clever” animal.
It was an “easy” question.

with answer key

More worksheets

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Questions

What is the synonym of “happy”?

Glad, cheerful, joyful or pleased.

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