Opposite meaning

OPPOSITE in meaning: Minh has passed the entrance examination to a very famous lower secondary school.

• A. failed
• B. taken
• C. done
• D. sit

OPPOSITE in meaning: Did you forget to lock the door before going to school this morning?

• A. learn
• B. fail
• C. remember
• D. miss

OPPOSITE in meaning: Crossing the road in Ha noi is very dangerous, so you have to be very careful.

• A. sometimes
• B. safe
• C. frequently
• D. randomly

OPPOSITE in meaning: Thank God, you’re here is very entertaining comedy programme based on Australian TV show.

• A. interesting
• B. boring
• C. exciting
• D. surprising

OPPOSITE in meaning: Linh often wastes money on buying clothes that she just wears a few times.

• A. spends
• B. saves
• C. pays
• D. makes

OPPOSITE in meaning: The room is very untidy, so I have to clean it up

• A. messy
• B. clean
• C. crazy
• D. interesting

OPPOSITE in meaning: What interests me most about the Tet holiday is receiving lucky money.

• A. unlucky
• B. happy
• C. sad
• D. surprising

OPPOSITE in meaning: George drives so carefully that he never has accidents.

• A. dangerously
• B. safely
• C. quickly
• D. slowly

OPPOSITE in meaning: My little brother is fond of watching cartoons on TV.

• A. Fed up with
• B. interested in
• C. surprised at
• D. disapointed

OPPOSITE in meaning: Ben was the first student to submit his homework to the teacher.

• A. last
• B. second
• C. end
• D. beginning