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Spot the Antonyms

Antonyms

Free Spot the Antonyms practice — spot it in the sentence. Grammar game for primary school students.

Years 4–9

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Examples in this game

Easy
The cat was fast, but the snail was slow. · The box was light, but the rock was heavy. · The room was clean, but the garden was messy. · The joke was funny, but the news was sad. · The ice cream was cold, but the soup was hot. · The elephant was big, but the mouse was small.
Medium
The young artist preferred simple sketches over complicated designs. · Despite the stormy weather, the hikers enjoyed a peaceful rest by the calm lake. · The mountain's peak seemed impossible to climb, but the descent was surprisingly easy. · The detective's careful investigation was hindered by a careless mistake. · The villain's cruel laughter echoed through the hall, but his kind smile was well-known. · The mountain path was narrow, while the road below was wide.
Hard
Although the scientist's theory was plausible, her colleague's suggestion seemed utterly ridiculous. · Beneath the polished surface of the painting lay a rough, unfinished sketch. · The general's strategy was meticulous, while the rebel's approach appeared careless. · His optimism, once unwavering, now battled against a deepening sense of despair. · The negotiation aimed to foster unity but instead sowed division. · Whereas the city center was vibrant, the outskirts remained eerily lifeless.

Curriculum fit

Vocabulary Part of Rollama's Antonyms quest, used with Years 4–9.

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Spot the Antonyms

 60s

Rules: Spot the antonyms in the sentence!

Medal target: 6 points

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