Can You Pass The Synonyms And Antonyms Test?

The statement refers to words that are different from each other and have opposite meanings. These words are called antonyms. Antonyms are pairs of words that have contrasting meanings, such as hot and cold, or happy and sad. They are often used to create contrast or emphasize differences in writing or speech.

The correct answer is "cheerful (alegre)" because a synonym is a word that has the same or similar meaning as another word. "Happy" and "cheerful" both convey a positive and joyful emotion, making them synonyms. "Sleepy" and "worried" do not have the same meaning as "happy" and are therefore not synonyms.

The picture above represents an antonym (antónimo).

The synonyms for "prepared" are "planificado" (planned), "capaz" (able), and "calificado" (qualified). These words all convey the idea of being ready or equipped for a task or situation. "Incapaz" (unable) and "desprevenido" (unprepared) are antonyms of "prepared" and do not have the same meaning.

The correct answer is "synonyms" because the statement is referring to words that have the same meaning. Synonyms are words that have similar or identical meanings, so they can be used interchangeably in a sentence without changing its overall meaning.

A synonym of "boy" is "guy" because both words refer to a male individual. While "girl" is also a synonym of "boy" in terms of age and gender, "guy" is a more informal and colloquial term that can be used interchangeably with "boy" in certain contexts. "Father" does not have the same meaning as "boy" or "guy" as it refers to a male parent, not a young male individual.

The underlined words "very tall" and "very short" are antonyms because they have opposite meanings. "Tall" means being of great height, while "short" means being of small height. Therefore, they are antonyms as they represent opposite qualities.

The word "brave" refers to someone who is courageous and fearless. An antonym for this would be "cowardly," which means lacking courage or being easily frightened. Therefore, "cowardly" is the opposite of "brave."

The given words "present" and "gift" have similar meanings and can be used interchangeably in a sentence. Therefore, they are synonyms. In Spanish, "presente" and "regalo" also have similar meanings and can be used interchangeably, making them synonyms as well.

The correct answer is sleepy (soñoliento), fatigued (fatigado), droopy (caído). These words all convey a sense of exhaustion or lack of energy, which is synonymous with being tired. "Energetic" and "active" are antonyms of tired, as they describe having energy and being full of activity. Therefore, they are not synonyms for tired.

The antonyms for "near" are "distant," "far," and "faraway." These words indicate a significant distance or remoteness in relation to a particular location or object.

The antonyms for "never" are words that convey the opposite meaning, indicating something that occurs frequently or continuously. "Always" suggests that something happens all the time without exception. "Forever" implies a never-ending duration or existence. "Eternity" refers to an infinite or endless period of time. These words contrast with "never," which means not at any time or not under any circumstances.

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The correct synonyms for "sink" are "under" (debajo), "descend" (descender), and "plummet" (plomada).

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