Language worksheet focusing on synonyms, antonyms, homophones, and homonyms.

Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.

First, we need to find synonyms — words that mean the same or almost the same as the given word.

1. Courageous → This means brave. So a synonym is: Brave
2. Hurt → This can mean injured or pained. A good synonym is: Injured (or “Pained” — but “Injured” is more common for physical hurt)
3. Normal → This means usual or typical. Synonym: Usual
4. Anger → This is a strong feeling of being upset or mad. Synonym: Rage (or “Fury” — but “Rage” is simpler and fits well)
5. Enough → This means sufficient or adequate. Synonym: Sufficient

Now, let’s do the antonyms — words that mean the opposite.

1. Marriage → The opposite would be breaking up or ending a marriage. Antonym: Divorce
2. Separate → This means to divide or keep apart. Opposite would be to bring together. Antonym: Unite (or “Join” — but “Unite” is stronger and clearer)

We double-check each answer to make sure it makes sense:

- Courageous = Brave ✔
- Hurt = Injured ✔
- Normal = Usual ✔
- Anger = Rage ✔
- Enough = Sufficient ✔
- Marriage ↔ Divorce ✔
- Separate ↔ Unite ✔

All answers are correct and match what’s expected at a school level.

Final Answer:
Synonyms:
1. Brave
2. Injured
3. Usual
4. Rage
5. Sufficient

Antonyms:
1. Divorce
2. Unite