Antonyms Questions

Multiple choice
  1. related

  2. mischievous

  3. respecting

  4. pious

  5. violent

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

Irreverent means showing a lack of respect or disrespect. Pious means showing reverence, especially toward God, and is the strongest antonym among the options. While 'respecting' appears related, it's a participle form rather than an adjective. Pious directly captures the quality of being reverent and dutiful in a way that opposes irreverence.

Multiple choice
  1. shrewish

  2. inspired

  3. plump

  4. maidenly

  5. vast

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Haggard describes someone looking exhausted, worn, and weary. Plump (full and rounded) is the opposite physical state - suggesting health and nourishment rather than exhaustion. Inspired (mentally stimulated) is a mental state, not physical appearance. Shrewish means bad-tempered, which is unrelated.

Multiple choice
  1. milky

  2. verbose

  3. wicked

  4. flagrant

  5. derelict

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

Laconic means using very few words or concise in speech. Verbose means using more words than needed - the direct opposite. The other options are unrelated: milky (containing milk), wicked (evil), flagrant (openly shameful), and derelict (negligent) have no semantic relationship to conciseness.

Multiple choice
  1. gloom

  2. heartiness

  3. weakness

  4. casualty

  5. paucity

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

Hilarity means extreme amusement or boisterous laughter. Gloom means sadness, darkness, or lack of cheer - the direct emotional opposite. Heartiness actually relates to robustness and could be associated with laughter. Casualty means someone killed or injured, unrelated. Paucity means scarcity.