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Read the sentence. Select the sentence that uses an antonym in place of the underlined word in bold.

It's common to see Jane helping out at the animal shelter.

• It's unusual to see Jane helping out at the animal shelter.

• It's exciting to see Jane helping out at the animal shelter.

Read the sentence. Select the sentence that uses an antonym in place of the underlined word in bold.

Tina is wearing a wide headband in her hair.

• Tina is wearing a narrow headband in her hair.

• Tina is wearing a coral headband in her hair.

Read the sentence. Select the sentence that uses an antonym in place of the underlined word in bold.

Camp started on a sunny day in June.

• Camp started on a ordinary day in June.

• Camp started on a cloudy day in June.

Read the sentence. Select the sentence that uses an antonym in place of the underlined word in bold.

Did Shane find his favorite jacket?

• Did Shane sell his favorite jacket?

• Did Shane lose his favorite jacket?

Read the sentence. Select the sentence that uses an antonym in place of the underlined word in bold.

The acrobat was always calm before she stepped onto the tightrope.

• The acrobat was always elegant before she stepped onto the tightrope.

• The acrobat was always anxious before she stepped onto the tightrope.

Which sentence has the same meaning?

Do you think we will ever discover life on another planet?

• Do you think we will ever find life on another planet?

• Do you think we will ever accept life on another planet?

Which sentence has the same meaning?

It was enjoyable to see the different breeds of dogs at the dog show.

• It was convenient to see the different breeds of dogs at the dog show.

• It was pleasant to see the different breeds of dogs at the dog show.

Which sentence has the same meaning?

The video camera showed the thief peeking in the window of the bank.

• The video camera showed the robber peeking in the window of the bank.

• The video camera showed the man peeking in the window of the bank.

Which sentence has the same meaning?

When Zane goes to baseball practice, he carries a lot of things in his backpack.

• When Zane goes to baseball practice, he carries a lot of magazines in his backpack.

• When Zane goes to baseball practice, he carries a lot of stuff in his backpack.

Which sentence has the same meaning?

At the museum, Devon took a tour of an old ship from the 1700s.

• At the museum, Devon took a tour of an old boat from the 1700s.

• At the museum, Devon took a tour of an old cottage from the 1700s.