Textul ,,Vrăbiuța Uitucă” După Leo Butnaru

The word "cadou" has the same meaning as the word "dar". Both words refer to a gift or present given to someone. "Cipici" means slippers and "surpriză" means surprise, which do not have the same meaning as "dar" or "cadou".

The word "a cunoaște" in Romanian means "to know". It is used to refer to having knowledge or awareness about something or someone. The other options, "a repeta" means "to repeat" and "a exersa" means "to practice". While these actions may involve gaining knowledge or familiarity with something, they do not have the exact same meaning as "a cunoaște". Therefore, "a cunoaște" is the correct answer as it is the word with the same meaning as "a ști" which also means "to know".

The word "mulți" means "many" or "a lot", while the word "puțini" means "few" or "not many". Therefore, "puțini" is the opposite in meaning to "mulți".

The word "a răspunde" means "to answer" in English. The opposite of "to answer" would be "a întreba" which means "to ask". Therefore, "a întreba" is the word with the opposite meaning to "a răspunde".

The word "cuminte" means well-behaved or obedient. The word "obraznic" means naughty or mischievous, which is the opposite of well-behaved. Therefore, "obraznic" is the word with the opposite meaning of "cuminte".

The word "a plânge" means "to cry" in Romanian. The opposite of crying would be "to laugh" or "to smile," which are represented by the words "a râde" and "a zâmbi" respectively. Therefore, "a râde" is the word with the opposite meaning to "a plânge."

The word "musafiri" has the same meaning as the word "oaspeți". Both words refer to individuals who visit or stay in someone's home or establishment temporarily. Therefore, "musafiri" is the correct answer as it is a synonym of "oaspeți".

The word "nimic" means "nothing" in Romanian. The word "totul" means "everything" or "all" in Romanian, which is the opposite of "nothing." Therefore, "totul" is the word with the opposite meaning to "nimic."

The word "a-și aminti" means "to remember" in Romanian. The opposite of "a uita" which means "to forget" would be "a memora" which means "to memorize" or "a enumera" which means "to enumerate".

The word "au sosit" has the same meaning as "au venit" because both phrases indicate the action of someone arriving or coming to a certain place.