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.Fill the gap: a ___ of ants (a) colony (b) herd (c) fleet (d) pride
- 2.What does “disloyal” mean? (a) loyal before (b) loyal wrongly (c) loyal again (d) not loyal
- 3.Choose the best word: The puppy was so ___ that it fit in my hands. (a) small (b) tall (c) heavy (d) huge
- 4.Pick the right word: Mr Sharma has one ___ and one daughter. (a) son (b) sun
- 5.Fill the gap: a ___ of soldiers (a) army (b) swarm (c) bunch (d) flock
- 6.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) mend – repair (b) shout – yell (c) happy – glad (d) include – exclude
- 7.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “kind”? (a) ancient (b) wide (c) cruel (d) lazy
- 8.Fill the gap: The young one of a goat is a ___. (a) lamb (b) cub (c) foal (d) kid
- 9.Pick the right word: A brown ___ came out of the cave. (a) bear (b) bare
- 10.Which word means the same as “bright”? (a) shiny (b) dull (c) slow (d) sad
- 11.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) big – large (b) quick – fast (c) brave – cowardly (d) brave – bold
- 12.Pick the right word: I can ___ the birds singing. (a) hear (b) here
- 13.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) day – night (b) friend – enemy (c) push – pull (d) friend – pal
- 14.Which word means the same as “large”? (a) thin (b) quick (c) big (d) sad
- 15.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) gift – present (b) end – finish (c) victory – win (d) victory – defeat
- 16.Pick the right word: Come ___ and sit with me. (a) hear (b) here
- 17.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) shut – close (b) arrive – depart (c) begin – start (d) arrive – reach
- 18.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) full – empty (b) ill – sick (c) early – late (d) ill – well
- 19.Which prefix means “not”? (a) dis- (b) mis- (c) pre- (d) re-
- 20.Fill the gap: The young one of a fox is a ___. (a) foal (b) calf (c) lamb (d) cub
- 21.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “guilty”? (a) polite (b) innocent (c) ancient (d) generous
- 22.Fill the gap: A team is a group of ___. (a) cows (b) grapes (c) players (d) ships
- 23.Fill the gap: The young one of a hen is a ___. (a) chick (b) cub (c) calf (d) kid
- 24.What does “precook” mean? (a) cook before (b) not cook (c) cook again (d) cook wrongly
- 25.Make a compound word: note + ___ (a) tree (b) book (c) shoe (d) milk
- 26.Fill the gap: A kid is the young one of a ___. (a) cow (b) hen (c) cat (d) goat
- 27.Pick the right word: This is ___ new house. (a) hour (b) our
- 28.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “shallow”? (a) rich (b) early (c) deep (d) honest
- 29.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) ill – sick (b) yell – shout (c) jump – leap (d) borrow – lend
- 30.Which pair of words are synonyms? (a) push – pull (b) shout – whisper (c) shout – yell (d) buy – sell
- 31.What is the feminine of “grandfather”? (a) grandmother (b) queen (c) niece (d) aunt
- 32.Fill the gap: A clutch is a group of ___. (a) ships (b) eggs (c) cows (d) lions
- 33.Fill the gap: a ___ of birds (a) flock (b) pride (c) bunch (d) herd
- 34.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “praise”? (a) float (b) arrive (c) blame (d) borrow
- 35.What does “misunderstand” mean? (a) not understand (b) understand again (c) understand wrongly (d) understand before
- 36.Add the suffix: wonder + ful = ? (a) wonderful (b) wonderfel (c) wondreful (d) wonderfull
- 37.Which word means the same as “finish”? (a) gift (b) start (c) jump (d) end
- 38.Which is a compound word? (a) running (b) kitchen (c) yellow (d) grandmother
- 39.Fill the gap: A kitten is the young one of a ___. (a) cat (b) dog (c) cow (d) hen
- 40.Fill the gap: The young one of a horse is a ___. (a) lamb (b) kitten (c) foal (d) cub
Answer key
- colony
- not loyal
- small
- son
- army
- include – exclude
- cruel
- kid
- bear
- shiny
- brave – cowardly
- hear
- friend – pal
- big
- victory – defeat
- here
- arrive – depart
- ill – sick
- dis-
- cub
- innocent
- players
- chick
- cook before
- book
- goat
- our
- deep
- borrow – lend
- shout – yell
- grandmother
- eggs
- flock
- blame
- understand wrongly
- wonderful
- end
- grandmother
- cat
- foal
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