Students use the word bank in the cloud to identify synonyms and antonyms for words like "angry" and "shy."

Let’s solve this step by step.

We have a list of words in the first column:
angry, shy, windy, old, clean

We need to find for each word:
- A synonym (a word that means almost the same)
- An antonym (a word that means the opposite)

The words we can choose from are inside the cloud:
stormy, new, brave, tidy, timid, dirty, calm, mad, happy, aged

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Let’s go one by one:

1. angry
- Synonym: “mad” → both mean upset or furious
- Antonym: “calm” → opposite of angry is being peaceful or not upset

2. shy
- Synonym: “timid” → both mean nervous around people
- Antonym: “brave” → opposite of shy is confident or bold

3. windy
- Synonym: “stormy” → both describe bad weather with wind
- Antonym: “calm” → opposite of windy is still air, no wind

Wait — “calm” was already used as antonym for “angry”. But it’s okay to reuse if needed? Let’s check the cloud again — “calm” appears only once. Hmm… maybe we should pick differently?

Actually, let’s look again at the cloud words:
stormy, new, brave, tidy, timid, dirty, calm, mad, happy, aged

For “windy”, synonym = stormy ✔
Antonym? What’s the opposite of windy? Maybe “calm” is best — but we used it for “angry”.

But wait — maybe “angry” can use “mad” as synonym and “happy” as antonym? No — “happy” is more opposite of “sad”, not directly “angry”.

Actually, “calm” is the best antonym for “angry”. And for “windy”, maybe there’s no perfect antonym in the list? But “calm” also works for weather — like “calm day” vs “windy day”.

So perhaps “calm” can be used twice? The worksheet doesn’t say you can’t reuse. But looking at the cloud, each word is listed once — so probably we should assign each word only once.

Let’s try to assign without reusing.

List of cloud words:
stormy, new, brave, tidy, timid, dirty, calm, mad, happy, aged → 10 words
We need 5 synonyms + 5 antonyms = 10 slots → perfect! So each word used exactly once.

Great! So we must assign each cloud word to only one box.

Let’s map carefully:

Start with easy ones:

→ old
Synonym: “aged” ✔
Antonym: “new” ✔

→ clean
Synonym: “tidy” ✔ (both mean neat)
Antonym: “dirty” ✔

→ shy
Synonym: “timid” ✔
Antonym: “brave” ✔

Now left:
Words used: aged, new, tidy, dirty, timid, brave → 6 used
Left in cloud: stormy, calm, mad, happy

Left in table: angry, windy

For angry:
Synonym: “mad” ✔
Antonym: ? Left options: stormy, calm, happy → “calm” is best antonym for angry

For windy:
Synonym: “stormy” ✔
Antonym: ? Only “happy” left — but that doesn’t make sense. Windy’s opposite isn’t happy.

Problem!

Wait — maybe I made a mistake.

Alternative approach:

What if for “angry”, antonym is “happy”? Not really — angry is emotion, happy is different emotion. Better antonym is “calm”.

But then “windy” has no good antonym left.

Unless... maybe “windy” antonym is not in the list? But all words must come from the cloud.

Wait — let’s list all pairs again with possible matches:

Cloud words:
stormy — synonym for windy
new — antonym for old
brave — antonym for shy
tidy — synonym for clean
timid — synonym for shy
dirty — antonym for clean
calm — antonym for angry OR windy
mad — synonym for angry
happy — ??? maybe antonym for angry? Weak match
aged — synonym for old

Perhaps “happy” is meant to be antonym for “angry”? In some contexts, yes — if you’re not angry, you might be happy. But it’s not direct.

Maybe the intended pairing is:

angry → synonym: mad, antonym: calm
shy → synonym: timid, antonym: brave
windy → synonym: stormy, antonym: ??? — nothing left except “happy” — which doesn’t fit.

Wait — what if “windy” antonym is “calm”, and “angry” antonym is “happy”? That could work loosely.

Let’s see:

If we do:

angry: synonym=mad, antonym=happy
shy: synonym=timid, antonym=brave
windy: synonym=stormy, antonym=calm
old: synonym=aged, antonym=new
clean: synonym=tidy, antonym=dirty

That uses all 10 words perfectly:

Used: mad, happy, timid, brave, stormy, calm, aged, new, tidy, dirty → all from cloud.

And meanings:

- angry ↔ mad (same), happy (opposite mood) — acceptable for K-5 level
- shy ↔ timid (same), brave (opposite) — good
- windy ↔ stormy (similar weather), calm (opposite weather) — good
- old ↔ aged (same), new (opposite) — good
- clean ↔ tidy (similar), dirty (opposite) — good

This works!

So final matching:

| Word | Synonyms | Antonyms |
|--------|----------|----------|
| angry | mad | happy |
| shy | timid | brave |
| windy | stormy | calm |
| old | aged | new |
| clean | tidy | dirty |

All cloud words used once. Makes sense for kindergarten level.

Final Answer:

angry → synonym: mad, antonym: happy
shy → synonym: timid, antonym: brave
windy → synonym: stormy, antonym: calm
old → synonym: aged, antonym: new
clean → synonym: tidy, antonym: dirty