Vocabulary Test 76

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice A is correct.  Nervous means 'easily alarmed' the opposite being bold meaning 'brave’. For example: She was really bold to oppose the political henchmen. Choice B means uncertain'. Choice C means ‘scared’. Choice D means 'bad tempered'. Choice B, C and D are wrong. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice B is correct.  Rarely means 'not very often' the opposite being daily  meaning 'every day’. For example: He went to work daily. Choice A means not often'. Choice C means ‘not at all’. Choice D means 'at a former time'. Choice A, C and D are wrong. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice A is correct.  Consider means 'thinking carefully about something' the opposite being ignore meaning 'refuse to take notice’. For example: In a class full of girls, the boy was ignored.Choice B means giving something officially'. Choice C means ‘to look at something closely’. Choice D means 'ceremonial'. Choice B, C and D are wrong. 

'Fanciful' means something unbelievable. E.g. He has some fanciful notion about converting one room of his apartment into a gallery. 'Unreal' means imaginary. 'Glorious' means deserving great admiration, praise, and honour. 'Faithful' means loyal. 'Stormy' means violent weather. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice D is correct.   Ignorance means 'not knowing anything' the opposite being Knowledge meaning 'facts, information or skills acquired through education’. For example: The student acquires knowledge in his or her school.  Choice A means guiltless'. Choice B means ‘where there is no light’. Choice C means 'physical or mental inability to do something'. Choice A,  B, and C  are wrong. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice A is correct.  Strict means 'severe' the opposite being lenient  meaning 'rules being relaxed’. For example:The school was very lenient in giving marks, so the students did poorly in the board exam. Choice B means 'down. Choice C means ‘below’. Choice D means 'strict'. Choice B, C and D are wrong. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice A is correct. Negligent means 'careless' the opposite being careful  meaning 'taking proper care’. For example: She was careful not wake her parents when she tiptoed into the house at midnight. Choice B means negligent'. Choice C means ‘careless’. Choice D means 'point of view'. Choice B, C and D are wrong. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice A is correct. Base means 'a person without moral principles' the opposite being noble  meaning 'a person with high principles’. For example: He regularly gives to charity, so he is considered a noble person. Choice B means contented'. Choice C means ‘brave’. Choice D means 'with careful consideration'. Choice B, C and D are wrong. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice C is correct.  Corrupt means 'dishonest' the opposite being moral  meaning 'honest’. For example: He is a moral person, that is why the company is ready to give him responsibility. Choice A means 'courage. Choice B means ‘lofty’. Choice D means 'raise'. Choice A, B, and D are wrong. 

Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings.

Choice A is correct.  Timid means 'lack of confidence' the opposite being bold meaning 'confident’. For example: She was bold enough to defy her parents. Choice B means timid'. Choice C means ‘quick to learn’. Choice D means 'showing great knowledge'. Choice B, C and D are wrong.