ANTONYMS FOR CLASS -5


Antonyms for Class V Children 


Choose the right answer 


1. What is the opposite of "happy"?

   

   a) Sad

   b) Angry

   c) Excited

   d) Funny

Ans: a


2. Choose the opposite of "big":

   

   a) Large

   b) Tall

   c) Huge

   d) Small 

Ans : d


3. The opposite of "hot" is:

   

   a) Cold

   b) Warm

   c) Cool

   d) Spicy

Ans: a


4. What is the opposite of "fast"?

   a) Rapid

   b) Quick

   c) Slow 

   d) Speedy

Ans : c


5. Choose the opposite of the"young":

   

   a) Fresh

   b) New

   c) Old 

   d) Youthful

 Ans : C


6. The opposite of "heavy" is:

   

   a) Light

   b) Dense

   c) Solid

   d) Massive

Ans : a


7. What is the opposite of "dark"?

   

   a) Dull

   b) Bright 

   c) Shadow

   d) Dim

Ans : b


8. Choose the opposite of "soft":

   

   a) Flexible

   b) Smooth

   c) Tender

   d) Hard

Ans : d


9. The opposite of "near" is:

   

   a) Distance

   b) Close

   c) Far

   d) Nearby

Ans : C


10. What is the opposite of "empty"?

    

    a) Full

    b) Hollow

    c) Vacant

    d) Clear

Ans : a





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