Synonyms & Antonyms Worksheet 2

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Directions (Q. Nos. 1-10) In the following questions, out of the given four alternatives, select the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word.


1. Mordant
(a) Kind (b) Complimentary (c) Bitter (d) Peaceable

2. Turbulence
(a) Agitation (b) Calmness (c) Repose (d) Stillness

3. Nifty
(a) Dandy (b) Obnoxious (c) Grody (d) Gross

4. Austerity
(a) Strict (b) Moist (c) Tolerant (d) Kindness

5. Splayed
(a) Nimble (b) Jade (c) Frayed (d) Spread

6. It is compulsory for all the students to join this tour.
(a) regular (b) necessary (c) dutiful (d) obligatory

7. Some of the discoveries of modern science are simply marvelous.
(a) praiseworthy (b) commendable (c) amazing (d) admirable

8. The teacher felt that the student lacked discrimination in the study of his data.
(a) imagination (b) good taste (c) objectivity (d) good judgement

9. We don’t know how we are to recompense you for the trouble you have taken.
(a) reward (b) help (c) praise (d) thank

10. John Milton wrote ‘Paradise Lost’ to vindicate the ways of God to man.
(a) explain (b) support (c) justify (d) criticise


Directions (Q. Nos. 11-20)  In the following questions, out of the given four alternatives, select the one which is opposite in meaning of the given word.

11. Loiter
(a) Lag (b) Hasten (c) Amble (d) Loll

12. Consensus
(a) Accord (b) Discord (c) Consent (d) Unity

13. Salient
(a) Negligible (b) Prominent (c) Striking (d) Clear

14. To amputate
(a) To server (b) To fasten (c) To truncate (d) To lop

15. Reserved
(a) Placid (b) Communicative (c) Quiet (d) Modest

16. He appears to be a phony person.
(a) beautiful (b) unread (c) genuine (d) ugly

17. He was in a dejected mood.
(a) jubilant (b) rejected (c) irritable (d) romantic

18. Philosophers say that the world is an illusion.
(a) a fact (b) a reality (c) an actuality (d) a truth

19. He was a marked deterioration in his condition.
(a) improvement (b) revision (c) reformation (d) amendment

20. This offer has come as a great boon to me.
(a) curse (b) blemish (c) trouble (d) misfortune Answers

Q1 C

Q2 A

Q3 A

Q4 A

Q5 D

Q6 D

Q7 C

Q8 D

Q9 A

Q10 C

Q11 B

Q12 B

Q13 A

Q14 B

Q15 B

Q16 C

Q17 A

Q18 B

Q19 A

Q20 A

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