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How well do you really know Opposite Adjectives? Find out with 15 exercises designed for A1-A2 learners. Instant scoring shows exactly where you stand, and detailed explanations turn every mistake into a learning moment. Retake any time to measure your improvement.
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Question 1: What does CHEAP mean? Question 1 options Check answer
Cheap means something does not cost a lot of money. Expensive means the opposite. Tall and heavy describe size or weight, not price.
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Question 2: The bag is very ___. I can carry it with one hand. Question 2 options Check answer
Light is correct because it means not heavy, which is why one hand is enough to carry it. Heavy means the opposite. Big and small describe size, not weight.
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Question 3: The word TALL means the same as SHORT. Question 3 options Check answer
False because tall and short are opposites. Tall means having a great height, while short means having a small height.
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Question 4: Which word is closest in meaning to HAPPY? Question 4 options Check answer
Glad is closest in meaning to happy — both describe a good, positive feeling. Sick means unwell, cold describes temperature, and tired means needing rest.
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Question 5: Match each word to its correct meaning. Question 5 options
not afraid of danger
not wanting to work or move
having great power or force
having little power or strength
Select an item on the left, then tap its match on the right.
Check answer
Strong means having great power; weak means having little power; brave means not afraid; lazy means not wanting to work.
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Question 6: Which word naturally goes with STREET to mean a street that is not wide? Question 6 options Check answer
Narrow naturally describes a street that is not wide. Deep describes depth, short describes length or height, and dark describes light level — none of these describe width.
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Question 7: A: "Is your room clean?" B: "No, it is very ___. I need to tidy it." Question 7 options Check answer
Messy is correct because it means not tidy or clean, matching the context of needing to tidy up. Tidy means the opposite. Ugly describes appearance and cold describes temperature.
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Question 8: The water here is only 50 cm deep. You can stand in it. The pool is ___. Question 8 options Check answer
Shallow is correct because it means not deep — 50 cm is very little water depth. Deep means the opposite. Wide and narrow describe width, not depth.
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Question 9: Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence: Question 9 options straight ▲ ▼ is ▲ ▼ and wide. ▲ ▼ The old road ▲ ▼ Drag items or use arrows to arrange them in the correct order.
Check answer
The correct order is 'The old road is straight and wide.' because the adjective follows the verb 'is' and two adjectives are joined by 'and'.
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Question 10: My grandmother always thinks good things will happen. She is very ___. Question 10 options Check answer
Optimistic is correct because it describes a person who believes good things will happen. Pessimistic means the opposite. Patient means calm when waiting, and friendly means kind to others.
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Question 11: Which word sounds more informal and friendly when talking about someone who talks a lot? Question 11 options Check answer
Talkative is the common, everyday word used in informal conversation. Taciturn is a more formal or literary word and would sound unusual in casual speech.
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Question 12: She is always ___. She checks everything two times before she sends it. Question 12 options Check answer
Careful is correct because it describes someone who pays close attention to avoid mistakes. Careless means the opposite. Selfish and lazy describe different behaviors.
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Question 13: You can say someone is SICK when they have a cold or feel unwell. Question 13 options Check answer
True because sick is a common everyday word used to describe someone who is not healthy, for example when they have a cold or fever.
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Question 14: He never shares his food or toys with others. He only thinks about himself. Which word best describes him? Question 14 options Check answer
Selfish is correct because it means thinking only about yourself and not sharing with others. Generous means the opposite — giving freely to others. Unfriendly and impatient describe different behaviors.
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Question 15: The doctor said Tom must rest and drink water. What does SICK mean in 'Tom is sick'? Question 15 options Check answer
Sick means not healthy or feeling unwell, which is why the doctor said Tom must rest. It does not mean tired, sad, or angry in this context.
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