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Everyday opposites (antonyms)
Match everyday descriptive words (such as hot, heavy, deep and early) to their direct opposites. Review suitability for your learners before teaching.
Worksheet StudioPractice pack · Ages 4-6
Everyday opposites (antonyms)
Take your time. Show your thinking.
1. What is the opposite (antonym) of “hot”: cold or tall?
2. What is the opposite of “push”: pull or jump?
3. What is the opposite of “thick”: thin or warm?
4. What is the opposite of “heavy”: light or wide?
5. What is the opposite of “above”: below or beside?
6. What is the opposite of “wide”: narrow or old?
7. What is the opposite of “loud”: quiet or sharp?
8. What is the opposite of “open”: closed (shut) or bright?
9. What is the opposite of “asleep”: awake or quiet?
10. What is the opposite of “empty”: full or soft?
11. What is the opposite of “wet”: dry or loud?
12. What is the opposite of “up”: down or near?
12 questions · Seed 50 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification
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Everyday opposites (antonyms)
Answers and reasoning. Review before teaching.
1. What is the opposite (antonym) of “hot”: cold or tall?
cold“Cold” is the direct opposite of “hot”.
2. What is the opposite of “push”: pull or jump?
pullDrawing something toward you (“pull”) is the opposite of pushing it away.
3. What is the opposite of “thick”: thin or warm?
thin“Thin” is the opposite of “thick”.
4. What is the opposite of “heavy”: light or wide?
lightIn mass or weight, “light” is the opposite of “heavy”.
5. What is the opposite of “above”: below or beside?
below“Below” is the opposite vertical position to “above”.
6. What is the opposite of “wide”: narrow or old?
narrowA path with little width is “narrow”, the opposite of “wide”.
7. What is the opposite of “loud”: quiet or sharp?
quiet“Quiet” is the opposite of “loud” in sound volume.
8. What is the opposite of “open”: closed (shut) or bright?
closed (shut)“Closed” or “shut” is the opposite of “open”.
9. What is the opposite of “asleep”: awake or quiet?
awake“Awake” is the opposite state of “asleep”.
10. What is the opposite of “empty”: full or soft?
fullA container that holds as much as possible is “full”, the opposite of “empty”.
11. What is the opposite of “wet”: dry or loud?
drySomething without moisture is “dry”, the opposite of “wet”.
12. What is the opposite of “up”: down or near?
down“Down” is the opposite direction of “up”.
12 questions · Seed 50 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification
Worksheet StudioPractice pack · Ages 4-6
Everyday opposites (antonyms)
Take your time. Show your thinking.
1. What is the opposite (antonym) of “hot”: cold or tall?
2. What is the opposite of “push”: pull or jump?
3. What is the opposite of “thick”: thin or warm?
4. What is the opposite of “heavy”: light or wide?
5. What is the opposite of “above”: below or beside?
6. What is the opposite of “wide”: narrow or old?
7. What is the opposite of “loud”: quiet or sharp?
8. What is the opposite of “open”: closed (shut) or bright?
9. What is the opposite of “asleep”: awake or quiet?
10. What is the opposite of “empty”: full or soft?
11. What is the opposite of “wet”: dry or loud?
12. What is the opposite of “up”: down or near?
12 questions · Seed 50 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification
Worksheet StudioAnswer key · Ages 4-6
Everyday opposites (antonyms)
Answers and reasoning. Review before teaching.
1. What is the opposite (antonym) of “hot”: cold or tall?
cold“Cold” is the direct opposite of “hot”.
2. What is the opposite of “push”: pull or jump?
pullDrawing something toward you (“pull”) is the opposite of pushing it away.
3. What is the opposite of “thick”: thin or warm?
thin“Thin” is the opposite of “thick”.
4. What is the opposite of “heavy”: light or wide?
lightIn mass or weight, “light” is the opposite of “heavy”.
5. What is the opposite of “above”: below or beside?
below“Below” is the opposite vertical position to “above”.
6. What is the opposite of “wide”: narrow or old?
narrowA path with little width is “narrow”, the opposite of “wide”.
7. What is the opposite of “loud”: quiet or sharp?
quiet“Quiet” is the opposite of “loud” in sound volume.
8. What is the opposite of “open”: closed (shut) or bright?
closed (shut)“Closed” or “shut” is the opposite of “open”.
9. What is the opposite of “asleep”: awake or quiet?
awake“Awake” is the opposite state of “asleep”.
10. What is the opposite of “empty”: full or soft?
fullA container that holds as much as possible is “full”, the opposite of “empty”.
11. What is the opposite of “wet”: dry or loud?
drySomething without moisture is “dry”, the opposite of “wet”.
12. What is the opposite of “up”: down or near?
down“Down” is the opposite direction of “up”.
12 questions · Seed 50 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification