Find the antonym of the following words written in capitals.
1.Iâll have to take the PUPILS into the hills.
A) teachers
B) schoolchildren
C) kids
D) students
E) boys
2.She is the WORST student in our group.
A) good
B) bad
C) badly
D) best
E) nice
3.Breakfast is the FIRST meal of the day.
A) important
B) main
C) last but one
D) last
E) next
4.He is an enemy, REMEMBER.
A) keep in mind
B) remind
C) recall
D) forget
E) believe
5.Her luggage was so HEAVY that she asked the young man to help her.
A) easy
B) large
C) least
D) light
E) vast
6.Her English is POOR.
A) excellently
D) good
C) bad
B) unsatisfactory
E) not good
7.February is the SHORTEST month in the year.
A) largest
B) farthest
C) longest
D) highest
E) biggest
8.TAKING a piece of chalk the pupil on duty began writing on the board.
A) giving
B) sending
C) bringing
D) spending
E) belonging
9.I liked the END of the story most of all.
A) beginning
B) middle
C) to spend
D) meaning
E) part
10. Our farm is in the COUNTRY.
A) street
B) valley
C) forest
D) town
E) park
11. I WAS RIGHT last night, wasnât I?
A) was over
B) were ill
C) correct
D) was wrong
E) was busy
12. I donât REMEMBER where I left my umbrella.
A) know
B) forget
C) give
D) notice
E) support
13. What is it then, my SON?
A) girl
B) boy
C) daughter
D) dear
E) friend
14. Some of them BEGAN to talk to me.
A) started
B) finished
C) was over
D) ended
E) founded
15. The hall was FULL with spectators.
A) easy
B) empty
C) vacant
D) ready
E) late
16. There are many other BIG cities in Great Britain with more than a million inhabitants.
A) large
B) short
C) small
D) great
E) low
17. I canât understand why you are so BUSY at home.
A) engaged
B) sleepy
C) afraid
D) free
E) angry
18. I think your FAT cat is ill.
A) thin
B) stout
C) be over
D) thick
E) small
19. The prince ran after her and saw the pretty shoe which the girl HAD LOST.
A) had found
B) had left
C) had forgotten
D) had forgiven
E) didnât find
20. It was MIDNIGHT and Cinderella ran away from the palace.
A) early in the morning
B) late night
C) midday
D) early night
E) night
21. They OFTEN stay at the college after classes.
A) always
B) seldom
C) usually
D) ever
E) early
22. Long ago the streets of this town were DIRTY.
A) clean
B) narrow
C) wide
D) broad
E) long
23. He STARTED painting at a very early age and became famous at 27.
A) began
B) gave up
C) get up
D) continued
E) went on
24. The travelers came to the hotel, LEFT their luggage there and went for a walk in the town.
A) kept
B) raised
C) caught
D) took
E) picked out
25. He began TO EARN money very early.
A) to change
B) to touch
C) to spend
D) to sweep
E) to tear
26. It was not EASY for him to find a job in such a long time.
A) difficult
B) pleasant
C) necessary
D) heavy
E) dark
27. The weather was nice and children didnât want to stay INSIDE.
A) at home
B) in the country
C) out
D) outside
E) garden
28. Letâs open the window. Itâs very HOT here.
A) dark
B) cold
C) stuffy
D) foggy
E) easy
29. You speak so FAST that it is nearly impossible to follow what you say.
A) weak
B) low
C) slow
D) quick
E) quite
30. GO OUT OF the room, please, itâs very stuffy here.
A) come out
B) leave
C) leave for
D) stay in
E) useful
31. A DARK cloud having appeared in the sky, we decided to stay at home.
A) bright
B) heavy
C) white
D) cloudless
E) merry
32. He says they will go to the TOP of the hill next
A) near
B) above
C) bottom
D) under
E) downstairs
33. They have the SHORT road and it will take them twenty minutes to get to the village.
A) big
B) large
C) not strong
D) long
E) rising
34. That will do. Your answer is quite RIGHT. Your mark is good.
A) correct
B) good
C) bad
D) wrong
E) exact
35. Suddenly we heard a HIGH thin voice.
A) tall
B) small
C) short
D) low
E) long
36. His best KNOWN paintings give a light to todayâs Europe.
A) well-known
B) famous
C) unknown
D) bad
E) worst
37. We must never FORGET our heroes.
A) recognize
B) recite
C) remember
D) forgive
E) thank
38. You are a GOOD swimmer.
A) hot
B) bad
C) low
D) normal
E) not well
39. I stood there admiring that BEAUTIFUL picture.
A) bad
B) nice
C) ugly
D) terrible
E) plain
40. You can tell him the TRUTH. He will help you.
A) a form
B) a tale
C) a secret
D) a lie
E) a fable
41. Adriano is a TALL man.
A) big
B) little
C) small
D) short
E) large
42. Itâs much QUIETER there than here - very beautiful, but no tourists.
A) more peaceful
B) noisier
C) more essential
D) more uncertain
E) easier
43. They are good boys, donât LAUGH at them!
A) smile
B) shout
C) cry
D) look
E) speak
44. I donât think he will work hard. He is very LAZY.
A) absent-minded
B) good looking
C) good-natured
D) delighted
E) hard-working
45. The mountains in Great Britain are not very HIGH.
A) low
B) long
C) short
D) tall
E) big
46. He worked MUCH and got a good mark at his
A) a lot
B) many
C) few
D) little
E) a few
47. He thinks his son has a GOOD future.
A) nice
B) fine
C) kind
D) bad
E) wrong
48. Youâve got WET through.
A) warm
B) dry
C) hot
D) sweet
E) cold
49. Did you come by SEA?
A) land
B) bed
C) desk
D) shop
E) tree
50. Donât speak so FAST!
A) loudly
B) slowly
C) well
D) proudly
E) quickly
51. Iâm LEAVING FOR Rio tomorrow and Iâll be back in a weekâs time.
A) going to
B) coming from
C) living in
D) reaching
E) approaching
52. My friend Cyril isnât TALL enough to dance with Natalie.
A) good
B) nice
C) happy
D) long
E) short
53. When I WOKE UP it was dark in the room.
A) got up
B) awoke
C) fell asleep
D) stayed
E) left
54. Iâm glad the interest rate is not very HIGH.
A) short
B) tall
C) cried
D) low
E) huge
55. We are in a hurry. PUSH the car to one side.
A) bring
B) move
C) tired
D) park
E) break
56. The old man had MORE money than sixty thousand pounds.
A) much
B) larger
C) over
D) fewer
E) less
57. We heard a LOT OF interesting things over the radio yesterday evening.
A) little
B) many
C) tremendous
D) few
E) a great deal
58. Iâll BE IN tomorrow morning.
A) stay
B) be out
C) be over
D) come
E) give
59. When the Browns paint their living-room and the paint is DRY they will hang a modern picture on the wall.
A) cold
B) white
C) wet
D) blue
E) clean
60. Though the watch was very EXPENSIVE, he decided to buy it for her.
A) dear
B) calm
C) cheap
D) quiet
E) rich
61. The Thames is a short river but it is WIDE.
A) long
B) shallow
C) narrow
D) nice
E) big
62. He GAVE his friend a book last week.
A) brought
B) took
C) bought
D) had
E) sold
63. Johnâs parents want him to study law and become President one day. They have HIGH hopes on him.
A) tall
B) respectful
C) wise
D) unpleasant
E) small
64. The MORE you read, the more you know.
A) much
B) many
C) little
D) least
E) less
65. BEFORE death he decided to leave his money to a hospital.
A) earlier
B) after
C) above
D) below
E) over
66. Nina was a small girl and not at all STRONG.
A) seldom
B) forceful
C) hot
D) frozen
E) clever
67. She runs FAST.
A) quickly
B) slowly
C) desk
D) badly
E) well
68. Tom was a TALL boy of 16.
A) low
B) short
C) long
D) little
E) small
69. I must change my jeans. They are really DIRTY.
A) clear
B) short
C) bright
D) clean
E) yellow
70. Itâs EASY to understand this text.
A) hard
B) difficult
C) simple
D) longest
E) clear
71. David was POOR and had TO FIND his aunt.
A) rich / to lose
B) tall / to win
C) short / to gather
D) clever / to hide
E) rich / to look for
72. He SAT thinking near the window.
A) stood
B) saw
C) cried
D) flew
E) died
73. I have been UNHAPPY since my mother died.
A) happy
B) busy
C) tired
D) excited
E) ill
74. - How are you?- I am WELL, thank you.
A) ill
B) greedy
C) fine
D) O.K.
E) ready
75. This box is very light. The man can EASILY lift it.
A) hardly
B) hurriedly
C) slowly
D) earnestly
E) badly
76. My watch is RIGHT.
A) wrong
B) left
C) heavy
D) slow
E) fast
77. It happened long after THE NIGHT that I fell down into a pit.
A) dark
B) evening
C) day
D) dawn
E) moonlight
78. Thereâs too MUCH crime and violence in the streets of cities nowadays.
A) sad
B) few
C) glad
D) little
E) many
79. My RIGHT hand is stronger than yours.
A) left
B) wrong
C) dirty
D) pretty
E) crushed
80. Scotland is the land of mountains, NARROW valleys and plains.
A) wide
B) long
C) fat
D) thick
E) large
81. Leave
A) arrive
B) desert
C) separate
D) abandon
82. Hide
A) show
B) cover
C) spend
D) save
83. High
A) low
B) tall
C) important
D) powerful
84. Brave
A) heroic
B) bold
C) keen
D) cowardly
85. Behind
A) near
B) far
C) in front of
D) on
86. Pull
A) divide
B) hit
C) kick
D) push
87. Horizontal
A) flat
B) level
C) vertical
D) even
88. Absent
A) present
B) off
C) away
D) missing
89. Public
A) different
B) off
C) away
D) missing
90. Bitter
A) sweet
B) private
C) usual
D) common
91. Cry
A) blow
B) speak
C) chat
D) laugh
92. Reduce
A) limit
B) lessen
C) increase
D) decrease
93. Ill
A) sick
B) healthy
C) poor
D) painful
94. Adult
A) disabled
B) aged
C) immature
D) old
95. Dry
A) barren
B) wet
C) sterile
D) arid
96. Win
A) earn
B) lose
C) get
D) gain
97. Past
A) next
B) future
C) present
D) before
98. Sick
A) ill
B) future
C) sorry
D) well
99. Cautious
A) fussy
B) reckless
C) nervous
D) careful
100. Clever
A) Stupid
B) chubby
C) kind
D) smart
101. Dangerous
A) stormy
B) risky
C) safe
D) hazardous
102. Increase
A) carry off
B) go up
C) decrease
D) rise
103. Begin
A) continue
B) ban
C) urge
D) stop
104. Narrow
A) thin
B) tight
C) wide
D) sharp
105. Great
A) huge
B) big
C) small
D) heavy
106. Outside
A) above
B) on
C) inside
D) under
107. Ill
A) sick
B) painful
C) poor
D) hea
108. Noisy
A) muddy
B) misty
C) moldy
D) silent
109. Finish
A) conclude
B) end
C) terminate
D) begin
110. Light
A) rainy
B) misty
C) dark
D) bright
111. Hate
A) praise
B) commend
C) love
D) detest
112. Cheap
A) expensive
B) inexpensive
C) free
D) low-cost
113. Finish
A) terminate
B) conclude
C) end
D) begin
114. Fresh
A) stale
B) new
C) clean
D) pure
115. Find
A) lose
B) seek
C) locate
D) look
116. Pull
A) push
B) kick
C) hit
D) divide
117. Cold
A) misty
B) icy
C) hot
D) warm
118. Begin
A) ban
B) urge
C) continue
D) stop
119. Cautious
A) reckless
B) fussy
C) nervous
D) careful
120. Early
A) now
B) quickly
C) before
D) late
121. Child
A) girl
B) infant
C) boy
D) adult
122. Minority
A) majority
B) population
C) mankind
D) people
123. Better
A) clear
B) calm
C) worse
D) well
124. Enemy
A) rival
B) opponent
C) friend
D) client
