Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet
Word tip (Name the skill first): Read the question and decide which skill it tests. Use that lesson’s method: swap test for synonyms, opposite end for antonyms, meaning for homophones, split the word for prefixes and suffixes. Check your answer by reading it back in the sentence.
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- 1.Pick the right word: We can ___ the hills from our window. (a) sea (b) see
- 2.Fill the gap: A piglet is the young one of a ___. (a) frog (b) hen (c) cat (d) pig
- 3.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “deep”? (a) generous (b) shallow (c) ancient (d) polite
- 4.Fill the gap: A pride is a group of ___. (a) ships (b) keys (c) sheep (d) lions
- 5.Choose the best word: Dev was ___ to his teacher and said “thank you” for her help. (a) rude (b) greedy (c) lazy (d) polite
- 6.Fill the gap: a ___ of scouts (a) swarm (b) herd (c) troop (d) fleet
- 7.Which word means “without a home”? (a) homework (b) homeward (c) homeless (d) homely
- 8.Which word means “the state of being happy”? (a) happily (b) unhappy (c) happier (d) happiness
- 9.Pick the right word: Look both ways before you cross the ___. (a) rode (b) road
- 10.Pick the right word: I have ___ pencils in my box. (a) too (b) to (c) two
- 11.Fill the gap: a ___ of dancers (a) fleet (b) swarm (c) herd (d) troupe
- 12.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) arrive – depart (b) shut – close (c) begin – start (d) arrive – reach
- 13.Which suffix means “in a … way”? (a) -ly (b) -er (c) -ful (d) -less
- 14.Add the suffix: wonder + ful = ? (a) wondreful (b) wonderfull (c) wonderfel (d) wonderful
- 15.Fill the gap: a ___ of zebras (a) fleet (b) swarm (c) bunch (d) herd
- 16.Fill the gap: a ___ of keys (a) herd (b) swarm (c) pride (d) bunch
- 17.Choose the best word: Sneha ___ her lunch with a friend who had forgotten his. (a) shared (b) wasted (c) hid (d) threw
- 18.Which word means the same as “kind”? (a) lazy (b) tall (c) rude (d) caring
- 19.Which word means “without help”? (a) helpful (b) helping (c) helper (d) helpless
- 20.Fill the gap: A pack is a group of ___. (a) lions (b) grapes (c) ships (d) wolves
- 21.Pick the right word: Grandma told us a ___ about a clever fox. (a) tale (b) tail
- 22.Fill the gap: A bundle is a group of ___. (a) sticks (b) lions (c) sailors (d) bees
- 23.Fill the gap: A lamb is the young one of a ___. (a) dog (b) sheep (c) hen (d) cat
- 24.Choose the best word: Diya was ___ when she saw a snake in the garden. (a) delighted (b) bored (c) proud (d) frightened
- 25.Which word means “full of thanks”? (a) thankless (b) thankful (c) thanking (d) thankfully
- 26.Add the suffix: silly + ness = ? (a) sillyness (b) silliness (c) sillines (d) silines
- 27.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) full – empty (b) early – late (c) ill – well (d) ill – sick
- 28.Choose the best word: The ___ fox tricked the crow into dropping its food. (a) sleepy (b) foolish (c) honest (d) clever
- 29.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) rich – wealthy (b) ancient – modern (c) tiny – little (d) ancient – old
- 30.What does “unusual” mean? (a) usual again (b) usual before (c) usual wrongly (d) not usual
- 31.Choose the best word: The farmer ___ rice in his field in the rainy season. (a) reads (b) plants (c) paints (d) cooks
- 32.What is the masculine of “waitress”? (a) actor (b) waiter (c) hero (d) host
- 33.Pick the right word: Turn ___ at the school gate. (a) right (b) write
- 34.Fill the gap: a ___ of sheep (a) swarm (b) flock (c) fleet (d) pride
- 35.Choose the best word: The road was so ___ that two buses could pass easily. (a) narrow (b) wide (c) short (d) dark
- 36.Which word means the same as “gift”? (a) present (b) shout (c) smile (d) river
- 37.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “absent”? (a) ancient (b) polite (c) present (d) late
- 38.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) big – large (b) big – small (c) hot – cold (d) fast – slow
- 39.What is the feminine of “duke”? (a) queen (b) aunt (c) duchess (d) niece
- 40.Pick the right word: Can I have ___ water, please? (a) sum (b) some
Answer key
- see
- pig
- shallow
- lions
- polite
- troop
- homeless
- happiness
- road
- two
- troupe
- arrive – depart
- -ly
- wonderful
- herd
- bunch
- shared
- caring
- helpless
- wolves
- tale
- sticks
- sheep
- frightened
- thankful
- silliness
- ill – sick
- clever
- ancient – modern
- not usual
- plants
- waiter
- right
- flock
- wide
- present
- present
- big – large
- duchess
- some
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