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This document contains a series of questions about antonyms, parts of speech, analogies, synonyms, and root words. For each question there is a blank line where the answer would be written. The questions cover topics such as identifying the antonym of words like "beautiful" and "ugly", determining the parts of speech of words in sentences, coming up with synonyms that have the same relationship as analogy word pairs, and identifying the root words of given words.
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- 1. 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt Antonyms Parts of Speech Analogy Synonyms Root Words
- 2. Beautiful is the antonym of _________.
- 3. ugly
- 4. Happy is the antonym for ____________.
- 5. sad
- 6. Ugly is the antonym of __________.
- 8. Excellent is the antonym of _______.
- 9. terrible
- 10. Mean is the antonym of ________.
- 11. kind
- 12. Daren runs a mile every day.
- 13. Verb
- 14. Lisa slowly opened the door.
- 15. Adverb
- 16. The mail arrived early.
- 17. Noun
- 18. Jose’ is wearing a red sweater.
- 19. Adjective
- 20. The soccer ball rolled easily into the net.
- 21. Adverb
- 22. Delectable is to tasty as kind is to _______.
- 23. nice
- 24. Unlucky is to fortunate as poor is to _______.
- 25. rich
- 26. Silly is to ridiculous as happy is to ________.
- 27. elated
- 28. Wet is to dry as partner is to __________.
- 29. opponent
- 30. Nap is to slumber as nibble is to ________.
- 31. gobble
- 32. The synonym for full is __________.
- 33. stuffed
- 34. The synonym for happy is ____________.
- 35. delighted
- 36. The synonym for small is __________.
- 37. tiny
- 38. The synonym for freezing is __________.
- 39. cold
- 40. The synonym for courteous is ___________.
- 41. polite
- 42. The root word of triumphed is____________.
- 43. triumph
- 44. The root word of uselessly is ___________.
- 45. useless
- 46. The root word of entertainment is ___________.
- 47. entertain
- 48. The root word of agreement is ___________.
- 49. agree
- 50. The root word dangerous is ___________.
- 51. danger