Let’s go through each word pair one by one and decide if they are
synonyms (words with similar meanings) or
antonyms (words with opposite meanings).
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1.
hot - cold → Opposite temperatures →
Antonym
2.
many - several → Both mean “a lot” or “more than a few” →
Synonym
3.
dull - shiny → Dull means not bright; shiny means bright/glossy →
Antonym
4.
big - huge → Both mean large in size →
Synonym
5.
coat - jacket → Both are outerwear for warmth →
Synonym
6.
below - above → Opposite positions →
Antonym
7.
build - destroy → Build = create; Destroy = break down →
Antonym
8.
stove - oven → Both are kitchen appliances used for cooking →
Synonym
*(Note: They’re not exactly the same, but in this context, they’re treated as synonyms because both cook food.)*
9.
glad - pleased → Both mean happy or satisfied →
Synonym
10.
pack - unpack → Pack = put things together; Unpack = take them out →
Antonym
11.
heavy - light → Opposite weights →
Antonym
12.
laugh - giggle → Both are ways of expressing amusement →
Synonym
*(Giggle is a softer laugh, but still a type of laugh.)*
13.
dull - shiny → Same as #3 →
Antonym
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✔ All pairs checked carefully.
Final Answer:
- hot - cold → antonym
- many - several → synonym
- dull - shiny → antonym
- big - huge → synonym
- coat - jacket → synonym
- below - above → antonym
- build - destroy → antonym
- stove - oven → synonym
- glad - pleased → synonym
- pack - unpack → antonym
- heavy - light → antonym
- laugh - giggle → synonym
- dull - shiny → antonym
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of synonyms antonyms worksheet.