U6 - "Roughing It" Vocabulary Practice

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
tolerable/acceptable

• synonyms
• antonyms

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
conspicuous/noticible

• synonyms
• antonyms

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
livelihood/occupation

• synonyms
• antonyms

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
legitimate/wrong

• synonyms
• antonyms

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
yield/resist

• synonyms
• antonyms

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
array/variety

• synonyms
• antonyms

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
sensational/understated

• synonyms
• antonyms

Synonyms have a similar meaning, and antonyms have opposite or nearly opposite meanings.
Decide whether the word pair are synonyms or antonyms.
contrive/invent

• synonyms
• antonyms

As a young man, Mark Twain held a wide _____________ of jobs.

• contrive
• array
• livelihood
• yield

Twain claims to have taken news stories and made them more _____________.

• sensational
• legitimate
• tolerable
• conspicuous