The document provides examples of synonyms and antonyms to illustrate vocabulary words. It gives synonym pairs such as "ill" and "sick", "yell" and "shout", "afraid" and "scared", "rip" and "tear", "grin" and "smile". Antonym pairs include "asleep" and "awake", "noisy/quiet/silent", "wild" and "tame", "weak" and "strong", "enormous" and "puny/tiny", "spacious" and "crowded/cramped", "energetic" and "lethargic", "arid" and "moist", "coarse

1. SYNONYMS &
ANTONYMS
“Words, words, words.”—William
Shakespeare, Hamlet

2. SYNONYMS
 On the next few slides, we will see how the vocabulary
words are related to their synonyms!

3. Ill Sick

4. You know you make me want to….
Yell Shout

5. Afraid of Scared

6. Rip Tear

7. Grin Smile

8. ANTONYMS
 On the next few slides, we will see how the vocabulary
words are related to their antonyms!

9. Asleep Awake

10. Noisy Quiet Silent

11. Wild Tame

12. Weak Strong

13. Enormous Puny OR Tiny

14. Spacious Crowded OR Cramped

15. Energetic Lethargic

16. Arid Moist

17. Coarse Silky

18. Nice Mean

19. Reckless Cautious

20. Victorious Defeated

21. THE PREFIX “UN—”
 What does it mean? The prefix “un—” means “NOT”!
So if you add “un—” to…
 Paved Unpaved = NOT paved
 Occupied Unoccupied = NOT occupied
 Popular Unpopular = NOT popular
 “UN—” is the PERFECT PREFIX to create
antonyms! This prefix always means the
OPPOSITE of the root word!