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Level D - Unit 8 - Synonyms & Antonyms

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

SYNONYM: a night cream to REVITALIZE and ENERGIZE the skin

a)

rejuvenate

b)

flippant

c)

dilate

d)

warp

2.

SYNONYM: seek REFUGE from incessant violence

a)

asylum

b)

venture

c)

liability

d)

realm

3.

SYNONYM: free from all DEBT

a)

liability

b)

sparse

c)

sterling

d)

assurance

4.

SYNONYM: the REFUSE of molten metal

a)

dross

b)

institute

c)

flippant

d)

sparse

5.

SYNONYM: build RESISTANCE to bee stings

a)

immunity

b)

assurance

c)

sterling

d)

console

6.

 

SYNONYM: an ARGUMENTATIVE person

a)

pugnacious

b)

console

c)

preposterous

d)

sterling

7.

 

SYNONYM: COMFORT the family during their loss

a)

console

b)

institute

c)

rejuvenate

d)

remunerate

8.

 

SYNONYM: TWISTED her judgement

a)

warped

b)

dwindled

c)

consoled

d)

ventured

9.

 

SYNONYM: COMPENSATE the babysitter for his time

a)

remunerate

b)

flippant

c)

console

d)

sparse

10.

 

SYNONYM: cause blood vessels to EXPAND

a)

dilate

b)

warp

c)

rabid

d)

dross

11.

 

SYNONYM: BRING ABOUT change in policy

a)

institute

b)

dwindle

c)

sparse

d)

warped

12.

 

SYNONYM: falls within the queen's DOMAIN

a)

realm

b)

dross

c)

asylum

d)

console

13.

 

SYNONYM: resent their DISRESPECTFUL attitudes

a)

flippant

b)

preposterous

c)

liability

d)

sparse

14.

 

SYNONYM: a business INVESTMENT

a)

venture

b)

realm

c)

liability

d)

assurance

15.

 

SYNONYM: the FURIOUS coach on the other team

a)

rabid

b)

dilate

c)

dross

d)

sterling

16.

ANTONYM: walked with an air of UNCERTAINTY

a)

assurance

b)

dross

c)

remunerate

d)

rabid

17.

ANTONYM: a PLAUSIBLE explanation for the noise

a)

preposterous

b)

rabid

c)

liability

d)

flippant

18.

ANTONYM: gradually INCREASE in size

a)

dwindle

b)

warped

c)

institute

d)

venture

19.

ANTONYM: an area of ABUNDANT resources

a)

sparse

b)

preposterous

c)

remunerate

d)

rabid

20.

ANTONYM: a person of MEDIOCRE reputation

a)

sterling

b)

dross

c)

preposterous

d)

pugnacious