Let’s go step by step to match each word with its synonym — that means a word that has the same or very similar meaning.
We’ll look at each word on the left and find its matching partner on the right.
1.
sack → This is another word for “bag”. So, sack = bag
2.
small → Means not big. The synonym is “little”
3.
happy → Feeling good or glad. Synonym: “glad”
4.
angry → Feeling mad or upset. Synonym: “mad”
5.
start → To begin something. Synonym: “begin”
6.
kids → Another word for children. Synonym: “children”
7.
big → Large in size. Synonym: “large”
8.
messy → Not clean, untidy. Synonym: “dirty” (in this context, it fits best)
9.
sad → Opposite of happy. Synonym: “unhappy”
10.
perhaps → Means maybe. Synonym: “maybe”
Now let’s double-check each pair to make sure they truly mean the same thing:
- sack ↔ bag
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- small ↔ little
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- happy ↔ glad
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- angry ↔ mad
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- start ↔ begin
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- kids ↔ children
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- big ↔ large
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- messy ↔ dirty
✔ (both describe something not neat or clean)
- sad ↔ unhappy
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- perhaps ↔ maybe
✔
All matches are correct!
Final Answer:
sack — bag
small — little
happy — glad
angry — mad
start — begin
kids — children
big — large
messy — dirty
sad — unhappy
perhaps — maybe
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of english worksheet for 2nd graders.
