Based on my analysis of the worksheet, here's the solution:
Part A: Find and circle two other words in each row that mean almost the same thing as the first word.
1.
gigantic - The synonyms are "sizable" and "gargantuan" (both mean large in size).
2.
poorly - This is tricky as none of the options ("disturb", "pack", "calm", "oppose") are direct synonyms. However, if we consider context, "disturb" and "oppose" might be related in some contexts, but this appears to be an error in the worksheet as none are true synonyms for "poorly" (meaning inadequately or badly).
3.
consolation - The synonyms are "comfort" and "console" (all relate to providing solace or relief).
4.
glum - The synonyms are "morose" and "gloomy" (all mean sad or depressed).
5.
haughty - The synonyms are "proud" and "arrogant" (all mean having or showing an excessively high opinion of oneself).
Part B: Write a vocabulary word to complete each sentence.
1. "A famous singer might tell you ___ something even if you don't have all the facts."
- The appropriate word would be "suppose" (meaning to assume or believe something without proof).
Note: Due to image quality limitations, I couldn't fully read all the sentences in Part B, but based on the visible portion, "suppose" fits the first sentence. For a complete solution, clearer images of all sentences would be needed.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of synonyms worksheet 6th grade.
